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

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1

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
2

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

3

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.

4

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

5

FYI, this seems to be the same on iOS.

6

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