Hello,
we started using notifications for changes in specific columns in a table. It’s a great feature!
There is just one small issue.
When I get the email with the notifications summary the timestamps of the notifications are shifted -1 hour.
The setup is:
Seatable Developer Edition
Docker-compose with the image seatable/seatable:latest (1.7.0)
Environment: TIME_ZONE=Europe/Vienna -> the time in the seatable container is correct
Notification rule:
Records meet specific conditions after modification
Fields to watch - column A, column B
Filter - column A is not empty OR column B is not empty
Before our developers answer, I have only one comment: when a notification rule is triggered, it will send a notification in the base editor right away.
If this notification was not read in 1 hour, it will be sent via email, if the user has enabled email notification in their personal settings.
For example, records met specific condition on 15:30, the notification was sent to the corresponding user on 15:30 inside the base editor.
This user hasn’t read this notification until 16:30. So this is now sent to their email, but as this notification was originally triggered on 15:30, the timestamp in that email would be 15:30.
The scenario plays out exactly as you described, but with one difference at the end.
Records met specific condition on 15:30, the notification was sent to the corresponding user on 15:30 inside the base editor.
This user hasn’t read this notification until 16:30. So this is now sent to their email.
Although the notification was originally triggered on 15:30, the timestamp in that email is 14:30.
