Quick Details

For those who wish to understand the bug.

• Notion updated their Moment.js implementation
• This new version removes the ability to use formatDate("z") or formatDate("zz") to get the named timezone, like UTC or CST.
• Due to this, our formula can't tell Make.com to use the UTC offset. As surmised above, the UTC offset is being ignored entirely.
• This specifically affects any recurring task that would have been due tomorrow after having been completed today.
• Because running the automation at 11pm in UTC-1 time would mean that UTC itself (and therefore the Notion API) is now on the next calendar date at 12am, etc. this shouldn't affect people with timezones >= UTC.

Fixing the Bug

To fix this bug, you'll need to manually replace two formulas in the 📜 All Tasks database. To do so, first open the Views toggle and then click on 📜 All Tasks.

Once you're in the 📜 All Tasks database, make sure to unlock it by clicking on the Locked button at the top. If you don't see that button, you can skip this step! Note: we recommend re-locking the database once you’re done with the following steps.

Now, open any task in the database, and then click on xx more properties.

Now, you'll need to find two properties. First up, the Next Due formula property. Click on it, select all text in the formula editor field (ctrl/cmd + A) and delete it. In its place, paste the following new formula. Tip: you can hover over the code block below and click the Copy button that appears in the top right.