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Changes to BatchPayment to avoid timezone Issue #398
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The payment date of the batch payment should be passed as a string in the format yyyy-MM-dd according to the Xero API docs page however as it was being parsed as a date, it was subject to the timezone difference between the API user and Xero, so if you parsed a date object without a timepart, you could end up with yesterday's date being set for the payment date. See https://developer.xero.com/documentation/api/batch-payments#PUT
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Thanks for this @LukeKirbyDG, props on including some tests |
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The payment date of the batch payment should be passed as a string in the format yyyy-MM-dd according to the Xero API docs page however as it was being parsed as a date, it was subject to the timezone difference between the API user and Xero, so if you parsed a date object without a timepart, you could end up with yesterday's date being set for the payment date.
See https://developer.xero.com/documentation/api/batch-payments#PUT
Example request and response where using the current version published on nuget, sets the date incorrectly.
batch payment request.xml.txt
response.json.txt