Ruby on Rails
Monday, February 29, 2016
I'm using a Rails application to access a database from a legacy application. This application stores all datetime fields using Europe/Madrid timezone.
-- From what I've seem, it's only possible to set config.active_record.default_timezone to :utc (default) or :local which uses the OS timezone.
Since I cannot guarantee that my OS timezone will always be Europe/Madrid, I would like to set a specific timezone for active record.
Is there another of doing this?
Thanks.
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