How is gs.daysAgoEnd calculated?

[Jase2]

I have a scheduled job that runs at 3:00 in the morning. In there it uses gs.daysAgoEnd. I'm not sure why, but when I run that later in the day it shows the day ends at 5:59:59 the next day. My question is does the time of day that you run gs.daysAgoEnd matter? When it runs at 3:00 will it still show the days ends at 5:59:59 the next day or the same day? I would think that it would be same day, but the results I get from the scheduled job seem to show that it uses the next day.

[Jase2]

Thanks Muhammad,

I thought about doing what you suggested, but I really didn't want to have to wake up at 5:00 in the morning to run the test. What you are suggesting does seem to be reflected in how the script is currently running, I just wanted to make sure.

[MrMuhammad]

For quick test you can use background script[Our friend when it comes to testing server side script]. No need to stay awake. Let me show you. 

I ran test 30 mins back and I got below output. Please note the time. 

Now I run test right now almost after 30 mins of interval. Now you can see time is still the same. 

Please mark my response CORRECT if it answered your question.

Thanks & Regards,
Sharjeel

[Jase2]

Did you run your first test before 06:59:59 and your second test after 06:59:59?