Adauto Serpa wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm having problem to upgrade redmine 2.3.2 to 4.0.
>
> After the Redmine update time entry reports do not bring the times entered on the corresponding dates.
>
> Example Task list(dd/mm/yyyy):
>
> Task 22572 executed on 01/07/2019
> Task 22566 executed on 01/07/2019
> Task 22204 executed on 01/07/2019
> Task 22573 executed on 01/07/2019
> Task 22584 executed on 02/07/2019
> Task 18257 executed on 02/07/2019
> Task 22585 executed on 02/07/2019
> Task 22584 executed on 03/07/2019
> Task 22117 executed on 03/07/2019
> Task 22177 executed on 04/07/2019
> Task 22584 executed on 04/07/2019
>
> Selecting dates between 01/07/2019 and 03/07/2019
> the result I have is(dd/mm/yyyy):
>
> Task 22584 executed on 02/07/2019
> Task 18257 executed on 02/07/2019
> Task 22585 executed on 02/07/2019
> Task 22584 executed on 03/07/2019
> Task 22117 executed on 03/07/2019
> Task 22177 executed on 04/07/2019
> Task 22584 executed on 04/07/2019
>
> As we can see redmine does not list the tasks of day 01 and lists the tasks of day 04 that should not be listed.
> I suspected at first that it could be the database version, as it had migrated to MySQL version 8, but the problem persists in version 5.7.
>
> To list the tasks of day 01 I have to specify the date of the day before 31.
> Very strange this behavior of redmine.
>
> If I create issues in a new database, Redmine behaves correctly.
>
> Does anyone have any idea how or why this problem occurs?

I tested with a normal Redmine installation and the bug did not occur. This bug is occurring in a docker installation.
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