Fix date format for serviceBusQueue trigger metadata to ensure ISO8601 compliance #354
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This PR fixes an issue where
enqueuedTimeUtc
andexpiresAtUtc
fields in serviceBusQueue trigger metadata were missing timezone information, causing timezone-dependent behavior when parsing dates.Problem
When using Azure Functions with serviceBusQueue triggers, the
context.triggerMetadata
contained date fields formatted without timezone information:Solution
Added automatic timezone correction for serviceBusQueue triggers to ensure ISO8601 compliance:
Implementation Details
fixDateFormatForServiceBus()
function infromRpcTriggerMetadata.ts
enqueuedTimeUtc
,expiresAtUtc
)Testing
Added comprehensive test cases covering:
This is a minimal, surgical fix that ensures consistent date parsing behavior regardless of the Azure Functions host's timezone settings.
Fixes #351.
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