Description of problem: Eclipse show bad file modifications times (File properties menu) if the timezone database has changed recently. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): eclipse-platform-4.6.0-3.fc24.x86_64 Steps to Reproduce: 1. Change system timezone to America/Caracas 2. Restart Eclipse 3. Open the properties window of any resource and check the modification time Actual results: Eclipse show a 30 minutes offset from the real one listed by ls Expected results: modification time must be equals between Eclipse and ls Additional info: The real problem must be based on the usage of another library. I find that icu4j is a dependency for Eclipse and it has its own timezone database. If confirmed this is the case we can move the bug to icu4j in order to make it use tzdata-java. Note: joda-time is another of these libraries that includes its own timezone database.
Is it only a problem with this timezone?
No, happen with any timezone recently updated on tzdata. Another example is Asia/Chita, it shows a 1 hour offset. This is the reason I think it is related to icu4j because it is a requisite package for Eclipse.
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