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Correct
$datSuspensao = Carbon::parse($objAlt->dat_inclusao)->addDays(8)->startOfDay();
$datNow = Carbon::now()->startOfDay();
$diasRestantes = $datNow->diffInDays($datSuspensao, false);
dd('($datNow ' . $datNow . ') - (' . '$datSuspensao ' .$datSuspensao . ') = ' . $diasRestantes);
//"($datNow 2018-10-23 00:00:00) - ($datSuspensao 2018-10-20 00:00:00) = -3"
Correct
$datSuspensao = Carbon::parse($objAlt->dat_inclusao)->addDays(15)->startOfDay();
$datNow = Carbon::now()->startOfDay();
$diasRestantes = $datNow->diffInDays($datSuspensao, false);
dd('($datNow ' . $datNow . ') - (' . '$datSuspensao ' .$datSuspensao . ') = ' . $diasRestantes);
//"($datNow 2018-10-23 00:00:00) - ($datSuspensao 2018-10-27 00:00:00) = 4"
Inconsistent result
For some reason you’re adding 1 hour to $datSuspensao
where the number of additional days is equal to 9
. For this reason, the calculation is wrong.
$datSuspensao = Carbon::parse($objAlt->dat_inclusao)->addDays(9)->startOfDay();
$datNow = Carbon::now()->startOfDay();
$diasRestantes = $datNow->diffInDays($datSuspensao, false);
dd('($datNow ' . $datNow . ') - (' . '$datSuspensao ' .$datSuspensao . ') = ' . $diasRestantes);
//Imprime: "($datNow 2018-10-23 00:00:00) - ($datSuspensao 2018-10-21 01:00:00) = -1"
How it comes from the bank (dat_inclusion)
I must add n days on dat_inclusao
as you can see up there.
$objAlt->dat_inclusao = date: 2018-10-12 18:40:11.0 America/Sao_Paulo (-03:00)
It won’t be because your watch is wrong?
– Wallace Maxters
I removed the tag [tag:
Carbon
has no relation to the Framework, it is only a library used by it.– Wallace Maxters
The date format that is coming from the bank is
date: 2018-10-12 18:40:11.0 America/Sao_Paulo (-03:00)
– Erlon Charles
@Can wallacemaxters be something related to daylight saving time? day 21 Several devices changed by themselves. @Erloncharles I gave a
Carbon::parse
on this date before– carlos
@carlos sure can. My server here was adding the logs an hour longer. Linux updated itself. I noticed this yesterday and modified the date of the server, not to have more errors.
– Wallace Maxters