Conflicts Detected Displays Wrong Date/Time

[Doug Ayers]

When "Check for Conflicts on Deployment" is enabled for a connection with option "Dedicated Logins", I'm seeing the wrong date/time displayed in the pop up. The displayed user's name is correct though.

[Doug Ayers]

I'm not sure how I got into this scenario either. The file on server was last modified a month ago, I had just done a Retrieve Metadata to pull down the latest file versions, I edited one line, then clicked CTRL+S to save and deploy the file. I was then presented with the "Conflicts Detected" box.

Each of us developers use individual logins, and I'm the only developer in this org making changes to these files for the past week.

[Doug Ayers]

Now, after having saved that apex class to that sandbox, I was now ready to deploy the change to a 2nd sandbox. When I compared the local file to the version on the target connection it too detected conflicts but displayed the correct server date. However, I'm not sure why it thinks these are conflicts.

Steps:

1. With file opened in editor, I right-clicked within the body of the file and chose Illuminated Cloud > Deploy Modified Metadata...

2. The deploy dialog appears to confirm which file(s) I want to deploy and to which connection

3. I change the connection dropdown from the current sandbox to the target sandbox I want to deploy to.

4. I click the Deploy button in the dialog

5. Illuminated Cloud prompts me about Conflicts Detected (see image above)

Unlike when I saved the file to the current sandbox immediately after performing a Retrieve Metadata...; this time the displayed date/time did match the server date/time.

[Scott Wells]

My guess is that this is related to issue #492. I'm hoping to get to that quite soon and will make sure that this is fixed as well.

[Doug Ayers]

Yes, this is a duplicate of #492, thanks. Hrmmm.. bitbucket search failed me. I searched for "Conflicts Detected" as shown in the pop up and it didn't pull up the other issue =( Sorry for the dupe

[Doug Ayers]

Duplicate of #492.