QSO filter incorrectly displays inserted date

[foldynl]

What happened? How can it be reproduced? Provide as much information as possible.

from EI6KW via QLog Mailing List:
When I create a QSO date filter in Logbook -> OSQ Filters, for example, with the QSO date Greater than 15/09/2025 00:00:00 and save it, it works correctly.

However, the next time I edit this filter on the same day, it shows the condition date as 14/09/2025 23:00:00, but the filter still works correctly, i.e., with the original date of 15/09/2025 00:00:00.

Editing the same condition on next day (after changing the date in the system) shows the date as 13/09/2025 23:00:00, but again the filter still works correctly.
In summary, the filter works correctly, but the information regarding the QSO date condition is incorrect.

QLog Version

0.46.0

Which OS are you using?

Linux

QLog Installation Method

Flatpak

Installation Details

No response

[aa5sh]

Not sure if you noticed but it looks like it is a UTC Time issue. For me I typically have a filter for QSOs this year. If I create it for greater than 12/31/2024 23:59:59 when I go back in it is 1/1/2025 05:59:59 which is the number of hours from UTC for my local time. I haven't looked at the code yet but just noticed it.

[foldynl]

Michael. I already fought with this once, but I don’t remember how I solved it. It’s a formatting problem with the QDateTime widget. It’s kind of funny that I can’t remember how I fixed it. So I’m searching.

[foldynl]

That problem uncovered another issue. Honestly, it only works by accident. I know how to fix it, but the fix won't be exactly what this problem needs.

[foldynl]

Just for information, it works fine under QT5. It seems something has changed in QT6.

[n9gxa]

This has been going on prior to QLog v.0.46.0. It happens in 0.45 and possibly 0.44 - All Flatpak for me.

In my case, computer time is set to (05:00) local time (Eastern) both hardware and software. When creating a filter, the time in the filter is initially set 09:00. When I revisit filter, the time is Forward another 4 hours to 13:00.

After revisiting filter and editing - even without changes - it does affect filter use. It is not display-only.

I have not tested, but suspect if computer time was set to UTC, this would "fix" issue.