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I think that the problem here is that the plugin is converting the datetime from the two filter in image below to the timezone from server while the graph is defined in timezone from local browser generating to the user a bit of confusion in time define alert rules.
I verified it because my sever is configured in GMT-0 while my browser is in GMT-3 and the result in query is a graph forwarded 3h in future.
Grafana 10.0.3 running in Docker container
Ubuntu 22.04.3
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Datetime filter in Alert Rule follows the timezone from server while the graph follows the timezone from browser
Datetime filter in Alert Rule follows the timezone from server while the graph in Alert Rule follows the timezone from browser
Aug 22, 2023
@douglas-wiliam what's your desired behaviour? You are right, in both cases, we take time that's given by grafana (server/browser).
@radchukd I think that is needed either a select list to define GMT or show the graph with the GMT from server as default instead the GMT from the browser how it is currently
I think that the problem here is that the plugin is converting the datetime from the two filter in image below to the timezone from server while the graph is defined in timezone from local browser generating to the user a bit of confusion in time define alert rules.
I verified it because my sever is configured in GMT-0 while my browser is in GMT-3 and the result in query is a graph forwarded 3h in future.
Grafana 10.0.3 running in Docker container
Ubuntu 22.04.3
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: