I have a carbon instance like that:
and in the database I have a column called "start", that has the value 2017-03-17 08:01:00.
The app's timezone is set to UTC, when I do:
MyModel::where('start', '=', $startDateTime)->get()
then I would expect that row to come up, but it does not, and the reason for that appears to be the fact that Eloquent does not properly convert the time, I have to manually do a
$startDateTime->timezone('utc')
in order to get the expected result. The start
column is inside the $dates
array in the model. Should't laravel automatically convert it to my app's timezone first (iny my case UTC)?
via Michael