Allow setting local timezone for viewing logs #1302
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*Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.*
Logs are shown in UTC. IT is frustrating when trying to troubleshoot an
issue and need to keep converting timestamps to determine which logs are
relevant.
*Describe the solution you'd like*
I'd like to be able to pass an environment variable (TZ) which is used
when showing logs so the timestamps represent my local timezone. This would
also allow for setting to a non-local timezone if investigating behaviour
with a remote team (as TZ could be set to match the customers location and
work in their timezone)
*Describe alternatives you've considered*
Mounting /etc/timezone and /etc/localtime - not flexible for non-linux OS
(mac etc)
*Additional context*
Changing the cluster configuration is not practical as the team is
distributed, so there is no single zone for all users.
It would also be useful to optionally shorten/suppress the number of
sub-second decimal places in the timestamp. Nine decimal places is probably
more detail than normally needed.
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Support displaying logs timestamp in local rather than cluster time. The option can be controlled from the log viewer with the 'z' key, or set in the config yaml.
Support displaying logs timestamp in local rather than cluster time. The option can be controlled from the log viewer with the 'z' key, or set in the config yaml.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Logs are shown in UTC. IT is frustrating when trying to troubleshoot an issue and need to keep converting timestamps to determine which logs are relevant.
Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like to be able to pass an environment variable (
TZ) which is used when showing logs so the timestamps represent my local timezone. This would also allow for setting to a non-local timezone if investigating behaviour with a remote team (as TZ could be set to match the customers location and work in their timezone)Describe alternatives you've considered
Mounting
/etc/timezoneand/etc/localtime- not flexible for non-linux OS (mac etc)Additional context
Changing the cluster configuration is not practical as the team is distributed, so there is no single zone for all users.
It would also be useful to optionally shorten/suppress the number of sub-second decimal places in the timestamp. Nine decimal places is probably more detail than normally needed.
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