In our JIRA, the due date in the lists of a filter shown one day earlier than in the issue itself.
Sorting order is correct, but there is an consistent difference of one day in the list. Other dates like created or updated show correct.
How can we fix this?
Hi Thomas, I would probably check the timezone set in JIRA administrator settings (Jira adminitrator -> systems) . It could be a different timezone than the one you need.
The server and the browser are running in different time zones, indeed, but both the jql list and the issue are run on the same server and shown in the same browser. But they show different due-dates.
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project in (NC) AND due is not EMPTY ORDER BY due DESC
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Turned out one of the application servers ran in a wrong time zone
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