localtime reports the wrong day on leap years

[TheMiningTeamYT]

On leap years, if you use localtime, tm_mday from the returned struct will be 1 too high until March 1st.
Here's my code:
time.tar.gz

[mateoconlechuga]

Can you please be more descriptive?

[TheMiningTeamYT]

Somehow I expected that when I submitted the issue.
If you call localtime (from time.h/ctime), it returns a pointer to a tm struct
That struct has a property (tm_mday) that is supposed to reflect the current day of the month.
However, if it is before March 1st on a leap year, the value it returns is 1 higher than it should be.
(For instance, on January 1st, 2024 it returns 2 [as in January 2nd, 2024] instead of 1)
(It works fine if the date is March 1st or after or if the year is not a leap year)
You can see this with the code I attached. (If you press '4' to open the clock, it shows the current reported day of the month, which is taken directly from the struct pointer returned by localtime)

[mateoconlechuga]

This is now fixed in the latest nightly! Thanks for the report

[mateoconlechuga]

Also @TheMiningTeamYT have you used the asctime or strftime C functions before? I imagine it would greatly clean up your code.

[TheMiningTeamYT]

As a matter of fact, no! I'll try it sometime.