Joren Van Onder
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At the end it constructs date_{from,to} (Datetime) by combining:
- request_date_{from,to} (Date) local to the user
- UTC time from date_{from,to} (extracted using time() into hour_{from,to})
This doesn't work in all cases, e.g.:
A leave in US/Pacific for one day (with request_unit_custom = True):
- request_date_from: 1st of Jan
- request_date_to: 1st of Jan
- hour_from: 15:00 (7:00 local)
- hour_to: 03:00 (19:00 local) <-- this happens on the 2nd of Jan in UTC
Before this patch it resulted in:
date_from: 1st of Jan 15:00
date_to: 1st of Jan 03:00
The correct value for date_to is:
date_to: 2nd of Jan 03:00
_adjust_date_based_on_tz takes care of adjusting the date based on the
hour and the user's timezone.
opw-2169863
closes odoo/odoo#44534
closes odoo/odoo#45746
X-original-commit: 523fd6e3c4ea3a4c153616bf6bdba9573501127f
Original-signed-off-by: jorenvo <jorenvo@users.noreply.github.com>
Signed-off-by: Nicolas Martinelli (nim) <nim@odoo.com>
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