I have a dashboard with multiple graphs which load data from files on startup and then get data from events that happen after that. The file is saved off with a write node after the graph node. They graphs all look perfect when the file loads, but when the new data starts to come in they look like this:
So I have read around and most people seem to have timezone/timestamp issues. I am not sure this is the issue, because if you look at what is happening with the data it isn't a few hours off (I am Eastern, so 4/5 hours off UTC) it is off by days.
I have dumped the data, sorted it, stared at it, etc... and the data doesn't appear to have any issues. They are all unix epoch in ms.
So then I took all the data from the saved file and shifted those epochs to UTC - as a test - and as expected the dashboard converts them to EDT, but the same issue happens.
So then I put in a node which takes all timestamps on new data and shifts them to UTC, nope, same issue.
So them I used that node to make sure the timestamps were in EDT, nope, same issue.
Again is the data were off by 5/4 hours I'd understand this, but they aren't.
I read to try this: process.env.TZ = "America/New_York" ; in my settings.js - doesn't seem to change the outcomes of my tests - either way.
Node-red is running on a RPi v 1.0.2; dashboard node set is up to date.
Any thoughts on why this might be happening? Ideas on other experiments to debug?
