Issue Summary
When you set a new holiday on JSD and save the date Jira automatically modifies to a day before: E.g Set the holiday to Oct 20th, after saved, the date changes automatically to Oct 19th.
Environment
- Jira Software/Core - 8.4.0
- Jira Service Desk - 4.4.1
- Database: Postgres
Steps to Reproduce
- Set the server to the NY time zone(america/New_York).
- Start Jira
- Set the profile of the admin for the Toronto Time zone.
- Add a new holiday under the calendar on Project Settings.
- Click on save
Expected Results
That Jira will be able to save the selected date.
Actual Results
Jira saves the new holiday for a day before (E.g pick the day 25 of December, When you click on save Jira will save it to 24th of December)
Notes
I was able to replicate with the server on the following time zones (GMT -5, GMT -4, GMT -3). And the user profile on (GMT -5, GMT -4, GMT -3).
Workaround
We will have to follow the steps below in order to proceed with the workaround:
- Go to the darkfeature page: <Jira_URL>/secure/SiteDarkFeatures!default.jspa
- Add the following feature:
sd.workinghours.new.page.disabled
- Try to add a new holiday again.
- duplicates
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JSDSERVER-6705 From the project settings SLA Holidays and put in 24/Dec/14 it adds 23/Dec/14 instead.
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- Closed
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JSDSERVER-6700 Existing holidays decrement by one day when adding a new holiday to an SLA calendar
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- Closed
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- is cloned by
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JSMDC-5481 You do not have permission to view this issue
- is resolved by
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JSMDC-5205 You do not have permission to view this issue
- was cloned as
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Hi matthew.r.dell ,
While the fix is not in JSD 4.5, it will be in the next ER, 4.13, which is due out soon (potentially within a month). Please keep any eye out on the release notes page - https://confluence.atlassian.com/servicedesk/jira-service-desk-release-notes-780083086.html
Cheers,
Alex