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The NodaTime plugin doesn't support passing parameterized time zones from .NET; you can only use a constant expression such as DateTimeZoneProviders.Tzdb["Europe/Berlin"] (see these docs for supported translations). You can use this to convert a PG timestamp with time zone into a timestamp without time zone in PG, and then retrieve the result as a timestamp without time zone, which can be read as a NodaTime LocalDateTime.

However, if what you're looking for is to get a ZonedDateTime/LocalDateTime with the time zone of the client machine (where .NET is executing), then doing .InUtc().LocalDateTime is the way to do that - any reason you're trying to avoid it?

A bit more context (as well as a full code sample) could shed some more light on what you're trying to achieve.

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Most likely the issue is that the docker image for the dashboard is not compatible with the workflow server hosted by your application.

The cause of this mismatch is that the blog post references Elsa 2.3 NuGet packages, while the dashboard docker image is built from the latest source code in the master branch (which is something that should be fixed to avoid confusion like you're experiencing).

To make the dashboard work (which is built against latest source code), you need to update your workflow server app to reference the latest Elsa preview packages from MyGet (which are also built against latest source code from the master branch).

The following documentation describes how to reference the MyGet feed: https://elsa-workflows.github.io/elsa-core/docs/next/installation/installing-feeds#myget

I've found the answer on MassTransit discord. In addition to configuring serializer it is necessary to configure deserializer as well:

You have a very old version of R. You should update to the current version if you want things to go smoothly.

If you can't do that, here's what you'll have to do:

• Install the version of Rtools suitable for R 3.5.x.
• Install the packages you want. Some of them won't work, because they will need later versions of R, but won't declare that. So when you find one that fails, try installing the previous version of that package. If that also fails, try an even earlier one. Etc. Your R version was current in 2018, so you may need to go that far back in time to find compatible packages.
• Once you finally have everything working, try to update your packages. Maybe some of them could be more recent versions, maybe not. Do them one at a time. Typically tidyverse needs about 90 of them, so this will take a while.

So I recommend that you update your R version.

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Turn off firewall and this work :)

@importFrom recipes prep bake had to be added to the .R file

Any ideas what I am doing wrong?

You're using ZonedDateTimePattern.GeneralFormatOnlyIso, which is (as the name suggests) only for formatting, not for parsing.

To get a pattern which is able to parse time zones, you need to specify an IDateTimeZoneProvider. The easiest way to do that is to start with a format-only pattern, and use WithZoneProvider: