v0.5.3127: Uno.Time.ZonedDateTime.Now.ToInstant().Ticks doesn't work on Android

More specifically, var now = Uno.Time.ZonedDateTime.Now.ToInstant().Ticks on DotNetExe outputs values as expected:

> Now: 14365279443765215
> Now: 14365279446666336
> Now: 14365279446686344
> Now: 14365279446691340
> Now: 14365279447241559
> Now: 14365279463856191
> Now: 14365279463926221
> Now: 14365279463936225
> Now: 14365279469008203

while on Android this is output:

I/Flare   (11347): Now: 14365277060000000
I/Flare   (11347): Now: 14365277060000000
I/Flare   (11347): Now: 14365277060000000
I/Flare   (11347): Now: 14365277060000000
I/Flare   (11347): Now: 14365277060000000
I/Flare   (11347): Now: 14365277060000000
I/Flare   (11347): Now: 14365277060000000
I/Flare   (11347): Now: 14365277060000000
I/Flare   (11347): Now: 14365277060000000
I/Flare   (11347): Now: 14365277060000000
I/Flare   (11347): Now: 14365277060000000

Thanks for your response. I’ll look into the issue

FYI, this isn’t COMPLETELY broken, it just seems to have a resolution of 1000ms:

Authenticate:PUS (Android): 8c156fde70cb42d89c49f6764dfa6fed => Completed (0.00ms: Authenticate::STARTED 2000.00ms: Authenticate::ProviderAuthenticationSuccess 2000.00ms: Authenticate::Success from authentication provider 2000.00ms: Authenticate::Authenticating on Flare 4000.00ms: Authenticate::COMPLETE )

Hope this is helpful.

Yeah, you are right, is has resolution of 1000ms. Thanks again.

FYI, this seems to be the same on iOS.

The issue is resolved and will be available in the next release.