Hi All,
I hope FME will clean up posts after this…
In Australia and tried posting on the 26th, 27th and 28th(today).
I struck out on the ‘Are you smarter than ChatGPT’ quiz… the timed aspect was a killer.
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One more attempt to get the August Calendar Badge [Bingo]
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Best answer by rchoucroun
Also in Australia and I think I just missed out by an hour! It’s my last badge!
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Also in Australia and I think I just missed out by an hour! It’s my last badge!
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Yeah, was my last one as well…. other than the group ChatGPT one.
No good for the completionist in me.
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It probably only works on Pacific business-hours?
Normally it works if you account for timezone differences and my current post would be 2 hours to late.
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As far as I can tell it is UTC.
Whenever I get an alert about a new post, the payload includes the datetime of publication. I basically strip off the time part and the year, and just check if it is the correct day/month.
I believe that the platform (Gainsight) returns UTC. It wouldn’t make sense to return local time for either the user or Safe. So changing your computer timezone wouldn’t make a difference.
But when I hit the send button below, a workspace will run, and I’ll check to see what datetime it logs.
I can’t calculate your local time because I don’t have enough information. Plus, I figure that with a 24 hour window everyone in the world has a window of opportunity.
- In Australia (AEST) you should have 10am on the day to 10am the next day.
- In Hawaii you should have 2pm the day before to 2pm the day of.
- In Reykjavik, you’d actually get midnight to midnight on the exact day.
I deliberately made this one occur on a Wednesday so that no-one would have already started the weekend.
But, yeah, Apologies if it was problematic. I’ll check job logs to see if any failed, but I get automated warnings, so I don’t think so.
Mark
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Yes, the Automation payload for my previous comment includes:
"repliedAt":"2025-08-28T17:34:27+00:00"So it’s definitely UTC. The current time where I am is 12:39 (CDT) in Manitoba and 10:39 (PDT) in Vancouver.