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Feature/TR-1207/Add locale format for DateTime in UTC #106
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Code looks good, behavior was checked in related PR.
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Works great, good job!
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Related to: https://oat-sa.atlassian.net/browse/TR-1207
Add a variant for the helper
formatDateTime()
to also support timestamp in UTC.By default, the helper will continue assuming the supplied timestamp is in the user's timezone. However, the second parameter of the helper allows qualifying the timestamp as being in UTC instead.
How to test: