So as Maricio is pointing out, Rails stores the time in UTC format by
default, but you can set it to display the time in the preferred zone
format. For example, I am in the eastern time zone and would like my
application to display time in EST. To do that, use the following
setting in
RAILS_ROOT
You don't "fix" that, Rails store the dates using the UTC timezone so
it can show it in ANY other timezone in the views, active record will
automatically change all dates to your current timezone when showing
them in the view.
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MaurĂcio Linhares
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