"invalid date" in "Releases" in home dashboard

[brianmay]

Is there an existing issue for this?

• I have checked the existing issues and discussions, and I can confirm that there are no duplicates.

What happened?

After upgrading to mcu2-upgraded-cars which has new working dashboard home page (looks good!), in the releases tab all the releases show "invalid date".

Expected Behavior

Should not show "invalid date" in releases.

Can the issue reliably be reproduced?

Yes

Steps To Reproduce the issue

Install on nixos and go to home page.

Relevant log output

N/A

Screenshots

Additional data

Maybe something to do with using the "mcu2-upgraded-cars" branch? I am a bit doubtful actually.

Type of installation

NixOS (https://docs.teslamate.org/docs/installation/nixos)

Version

mcu2-upgraded-cars

PostgreSQL version

No response

Are you running latest major supported PostgreSQL version?

• I run the latest major supported PostgreSQL version

Are you using a reverse Proxy for TeslaMate?

Yes (specify in next field)

Details about your reverse Proxy if applicable

nginx

[swiffer]

sadly grafana is not interpreting the dates of the github release feed correctly.

[swiffer]

We could switch to fetching the feed over the official Grafana Plugin "Infinity Data Source" allowing for transformations and better date parsing.

However it would mean adding a plugin to our grafana docker image.

Happy to prepare a PR if we are okay with that.

[nagyrobi]

Same here

[jiquem]

The issue is still present. Any news for a fix ?

[PavaVo]

Same here on my setup (docker). I use the regular branch (Model Y 2024) and tried setting the Timezone to UTC with English in Grafana. But also using Dutch with Timezone Europe/Amsterdam (same as the TZ environment variable in my docker-compose.yml) gives the same result. I'm using TM release 2.1.1 (latest of today) and restarted all my Docker-containers after applying the new settings. The info seems to be pulled from:

https://corsproxy.io/?url=https://github.com/teslamate-org/teslamate/tags.atom

and the dates look pretty much like UTC dates....