TIL that when #Apple #Shortcuts outputs an ISO8601 formatted date to a file (2026-03-27T14:27:00-0400", when it reads it back in it converts the string to two dates because it doesn't recognize the 'T' between the date and time components. It finds the date part and assumes it's midnight, and then finds the time part and assumes it's today resulting in two dates. You can't make this 💩 up. I'm awestruck by the incompetence of the devs who wrote that code.
@TWSheppard What iOS version are you on? I know the bug has been there for many years, but now it seems to work fine on 26.4
@TWSheppard My bad. The bug is still there. Sorry for the confusion 😮‍💨