When setting the time in the planner, if the date crosses the DT/ST boundary, the time is entered as the current time, not the target date time. For example, I'm now on daylight time (September), but if I set the target date ahead to a day in standard time (e.g., November) and set 20:00, it's entered as 17:00.
Is this by design or a bug?
Oh, I'm sure this is a bug of some sort. Dealing with DST in astronomy apps is a bit of a nightmare. I wish the whole thing would go away.
I will look at this and try to get it fixed in the next release. Thanks for reporting it.
Well it's certainly easy enough to work around. I just figured I was missing something. Thanks.
Also just noticed an error on my part. The time is entered off by one hour, not three. Sorry about that.
Yeah, I was wondering where the 3 hours came from. I see if off by 1 hour as well. Will work on this later today.
I have this fixed now. The fix will be in the next release later this week.
Youdaman! :-) Thanks