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Timestamps don't match for migrated Confluence items

Brian Golden
Brian Golden Sep 20, 2023

My leadership is concerned that the timestamps on articles created on-prem doesn't match the timestamps on the same articles after they have been imported to the cloud. there's a discrepancy of about 5 hours and management wants that eliminated.  I don't see where to adjust timezones instance-wide on cloud, but the on-prem instance has the time data I need to preserve. does anyone have any insight?

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Kian Stack Mumo Systems
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Sep 20, 2023

@Brian Golden, 

 

Timezones in the Cloud are generally controlled at the profile level. That being said, I believe the error you are seeing is something that may be expected. I would reach out to Atlassian support to check on whether or not they can help you.

 

Thanks,

Kian

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