Bases: File modified time not formatted like custom date/time file property

Bug reports
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Steps to reproduce

  1. Create a file with a custom date/time property and set it to the current date and time.
  2. Create a new .base file that shows the new file.
  3. Add the custom date/time property and the file’s modified time to the view.
  4. Observe the different handling of the dates and times.

Did you follow the troubleshooting guide? [Y/N]

Y

Expected result

The file modified time is presented the same way as the custom date/time property, but with the calendar button (for date/time selection) not displayed and editing disabled.

Actual result

The ISO 8601 formatted string is displayed.

Environment

I’m typing this out on my personal iPad, but experiencing this issue on my ARM MacBook Pro workstation using Obsidian v1.9.2 (installer v1.8.10).

Additional information

Nope

2

Is it possible your column width is just cutting off the rest of your datetime value?

Bases datetime property with default and custom column width
Bases datetime property with default and custom column width793×429 20.2 KB

When the property key is approximately the length of YYYY-MM-DD (top view in my screenshot), the default column width can give the impression that there’s no time portion.

Resizing (bottom view) reveals the full value.

3

this was fixed in ~1.9.3~ 1.9.5+