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When renewing an ENS name, I ran across an issue with the date on the "Confirm Details" screen (as shown below).
The date shown is x years from the current date, not from the date that the domain actually expires. For example, the domain being renewed in the screenshot above expires in 2026, yet it displays 2 years from today for the updated renewal date. This is all correct once renewed, just an issue with the frontend display. I believe I located the issue in the file /src/components/@molecules/TransactionDialogManager/DisplayItems.tsx in the DurationValue function. It seems to have been introduced with #872.
Currently, on line 245, the date is set to the current date, and then on lines 247 and 248 the numbers of months and years are added to the current date, not the date that the domain is supposed to expire. This also ignores the day of the month, as, for example, setting the renewal to May 1 or May 31 results in the same display.
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When renewing an ENS name, I ran across an issue with the date on the "Confirm Details" screen (as shown below).
The date shown is x years from the current date, not from the date that the domain actually expires. For example, the domain being renewed in the screenshot above expires in 2026, yet it displays 2 years from today for the updated renewal date. This is all correct once renewed, just an issue with the frontend display. I believe I located the issue in the file /src/components/@molecules/TransactionDialogManager/DisplayItems.tsx in the DurationValue function. It seems to have been introduced with #872.
Currently, on line 245, the date is set to the current date, and then on lines 247 and 248 the numbers of months and years are added to the current date, not the date that the domain is supposed to expire. This also ignores the day of the month, as, for example, setting the renewal to May 1 or May 31 results in the same display.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: