Fix Timestamp Bug#25
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This bug was caused by calling
.toString()on timestamp when converting to sql. This apparently converts it to the local timezone and can be very critical bug.It is fixed and verified now. I assume it did not show up in the CI because the timezone in the CI system timezone would be UTC.
Short version:
Timestamps were saved in the local time zone in MySQL databases. When retrieving them it assumed they were UTC.