Operating System
Windows 10 Pro 22H2
AMP Version and Build Date
2.7 - 20260308.1
AMP Release Stream
Mainline
I confirm that
Intended Action
Create a scheduled task in my time zone. Specifically, I wanted to create a task to run at 3:55am AEST (UTC+10:00).
Expected Behaviour
The scheduled task would run at the correct time in local time - 3:55am AEST.
Actual Behaviour
The scheduled task runs at the correct time, but in the UTC time zone. It runs at 1:55pm AEST, which is 3:55am UTC,
Reproduction
In the main menu, open Configuration > System Settings, then click the System tab. Set "Scheduler Timezone" to "(UTC+10:00) Brisbane". Go back to the main menu.
Create a Minecraft instance, and manage the instance once setup. In the instance management, open Configuration > System Settings, then click the System tab. Set "Scheduler Timezone" to "(UTC+10:00) Brisbane".
Go back to instance management, and open Schedule. Click "Add New Trigger", then "Simple Time Interval". Set trigger interval (Once per day), at 03:55. Note the text in this window says "Server Timezone: E. Australia Standard Time". Click "Add New Trigger".
Click "Add New Task", and add a task (my specific setup added a message, then a wait for 300 seconds task, then a "Backups - Shut the server down, take a backup, and start it up again." task.
Wait for the trigger - the tasks all happen correctly, but at 3:55am UTC rather than 3:55am AEST.
Operating System
Windows 10 Pro 22H2
AMP Version and Build Date
2.7 - 20260308.1
AMP Release Stream
Mainline
I confirm that
Intended Action
Create a scheduled task in my time zone. Specifically, I wanted to create a task to run at 3:55am AEST (UTC+10:00).
Expected Behaviour
The scheduled task would run at the correct time in local time - 3:55am AEST.
Actual Behaviour
The scheduled task runs at the correct time, but in the UTC time zone. It runs at 1:55pm AEST, which is 3:55am UTC,
Reproduction
In the main menu, open Configuration > System Settings, then click the System tab. Set "Scheduler Timezone" to "(UTC+10:00) Brisbane". Go back to the main menu.
Create a Minecraft instance, and manage the instance once setup. In the instance management, open Configuration > System Settings, then click the System tab. Set "Scheduler Timezone" to "(UTC+10:00) Brisbane".
Go back to instance management, and open Schedule. Click "Add New Trigger", then "Simple Time Interval". Set trigger interval (Once per day), at 03:55. Note the text in this window says "Server Timezone: E. Australia Standard Time". Click "Add New Trigger".
Click "Add New Task", and add a task (my specific setup added a message, then a wait for 300 seconds task, then a "Backups - Shut the server down, take a backup, and start it up again." task.
Wait for the trigger - the tasks all happen correctly, but at 3:55am UTC rather than 3:55am AEST.