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Events saved at 10 PM PDT (UTC-7) cross UTC midnight, so eventDate is stored as the next UTC calendar day (e.g. March 28 10 PM PDT → eventDate "2026-03-29"). Displaying that date string via parseISO() gives March 29 local midnight, so the events list showed "Mar 29" when the user expected "Mar 28". Fix: when eventStartsAt is available, derive the display date from it directly (format(new Date(eventStartsAt), ...)) rather than from the stored eventDate string. This correctly converts the UTC timestamp to the user's local calendar date. Date-only events (no eventStartsAt) are unchanged and continue to use parseISO(eventDate). Also tighten the getDisplayDate() guard: replace a misleading try/catch (new Date() never throws) with an explicit isNaN check, and replace a non-null assertion (eventDate!) with null-coalescing in the admin events list. Tests cover both UTC and PDT environments and are timezone-independent. Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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