Adding a second date line that doesn't line up with calender or time (pf2e system; don't know what the other line is from)[BUG]

[fishrobe]

Describe the bug
In chat timestamps, a second date line is added that doesn't match the PF2e system or the in-game clock.

To Reproduce
Make any roll with world time timestamps on (pf2e; haven't checked in other systems). This also happens when it is set to only post real-time--it uses the mystery time instead. I used Find the Culprit to confirm this is coming from Simple Calendar and not another module. Time for odd date is real-time. I don't know where the month/year are coming from.

Expected behavior
Expect to only have in-game time, or real-time.

Screenshots

Foundry Information

• Foundry Version: v11 b307
• Game System: [e.g. pf2e]
• Simple Calendar Version: 2.3.20
• Simple Calendar Configuration: [optional, can help in debugging custom calendars]
  

Browser (please complete the following information):

• Browser Vivaldi

Additional context
I'm using the Forge, though I don't think that would be an issue, thought I'd add it.

[vigoren]

Do you have the module DF Chat Enhancements?

If so it has an option to add chat message timestamps as well. I would check to see if that is enabled.

[fishrobe]

I do, but when I turn it off, I only get the "2967 Kut" time, and Golarion time is gone entirely.

[fishrobe]

If I disable Simple Calendar timestamps, it works ok, if the DF Enhancements box to use Simple Calendar is checked. I still don't know where the dates are coming from if they're both selected, but at least that fixed it. Thanks!

[fishrobe]

Just dubble checked and even with DF completely disabled, I am only getting the weird date/time from SC.

[vigoren]

Without seeing how you have your calendars configured my guess you be you have more than one calendar configured and it is pulling the date from the second one. Those timestamps are generated by which of the configured calendars in SC is the active one.

If you follow the steps on this page you can at least see how many calendars are configured and switch to the correct one if the wrong one is currently active. If you don't see the calendar button in SC then you would only have 1 calendar configured.

If that is the case, or the correct calendar is set in SC, then I would recommend exporting your calendar configuration and sharing it with me so I can see why you are getting a weird time instead of the Golarion time.

[fishrobe]

Thanks. I don't even have that button shown to switch calendars, so I assume I only have one, since that's how I set it up.

I'm not too worried about it. Just thought it was a neat feature, but I just turned it off for now, and turned off DF, too, since it's outdated and stopped playing nice with the most recent version of v11. (308)

[fishrobe]

I can share my configuration with you anyway, so yoiiu can check it out. Not sure how to get it to you, though.

[vigoren]

Yeah that looks like just the one Calendar configured.

You can attach a file to a reply in GitHub. That would be the easiest way. Or you could send it to me in discord, my user name is vigorator

[fishrobe]

I tried in GitHub but it didn't like the JSON file. I'll try something again in a bit. Thanks!

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[vigoren]

There was an issue with how timestamps were generated in PF2E. Version 2.4.0 of SC will fix this issue.