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Time Zone issue about scheduled time in build definition


Jason Lin (112) | asked Feb 28 '09, 3:36 a.m.
When there is a defined schedule time of a build definition and given that the build engine, Jazz Server and the creator of the definition are all from different time zone, what is the time zone for the schedule time?

Does the build denition has an owner?

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David Olsen (5237) | answered Mar 01 '09, 11:28 p.m.
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singup wrote:
When there is a defined schedule time of a build definition and given
that the build engine, Jazz Server and the creator of the definition
are all from different time zone, what is the time zone for the
schedule time?

In the Eclipse client, the times in a build definition's schedule are
displayed in the client's local time zone, regardless of the time zones
of the Jazz server, the build engine, or the creator of the build
definition.

Does the build denition has an owner?

A build definition is owned by a team area. The permissions of the team
area control who is allowed to modify the build definition.

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Jason Lin (112) | answered Mar 07 '09, 2:17 a.m.
Thanks. Good answer.


singup wrote:
When there is a defined schedule time of a build definition and given
that the build engine, Jazz Server and the creator of the definition
are all from different time zone, what is the time zone for the
schedule time?

In the Eclipse client, the times in a build definition's schedule are
displayed in the client's local time zone, regardless of the time zones
of the Jazz server, the build engine, or the creator of the build
definition.

Does the build denition has an owner?

A build definition is owned by a team area. The permissions of the team
area control who is allowed to modify the build definition.

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