Some odd errors on start up : when is Time.now() guaranteed to be valid?

NB: In case it is relevant (I hope not) this is the CIQ 3.2 SDK.

Hmm.

Could be down to me. Investigating.

I kind of suspect it might be a line near that where you reference now.

Yes, it was the next one...

HI I'm getting a similar problem on a Fenix 3 that doesn't happen in the simulator.

The offending code is below

var utc = calcUtc(Time.now(), System.getClockTime().timeZoneOffset);

then in calcUtc(localTime, offsetIn) I have:

x = localTime.subtract(utcOffsetDur);   <- exception after this point

ERROR: System Error
DETAILS: Expected a Moment object

Can you tell me what was your code and what was your solution?

Thanks

Hi,

It was my problem as I didn't read the docs thoroughly enough:

9635560 said:

subtract() can return either a duration or a moment

So... I was using .subtract() and ended up with a duration instead of a moment or vice-versa.

As per the post that I quoted above, I had the line-number wrong for reasons that are lost to history. But if you read around where you get the error, knowing that you could have either a duration OR a moment you should be able to resolve it.

Can't even remember which project it was, so cannot supply code, but suffice it to say that I did some sanity checks that I was getting what I wanted and responding accordingly.

G