Gusto clock-in editor subtracts time instead of saving edits
When employees or admins attempt to edit logged clock-in times in Gusto, the system incorrectly subtracts time rather than applying the correction. This directly affects payroll accuracy and requires manual intervention to fix. The bug is situational and may affect a subset of users or specific edit flows.
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