Nextcloud 33 Docker - Serverinfo bug: getTime not a function

Bug Description:After upgrading to Nextcloud 33 (official Docker image), the Server Info app (v5.0.0) completely crashes when loading the hard drives section.

Every disk shows this JavaScript error:
Unexpected error: (intermediate value).getTime is not a function

The frontend JavaScript is trying to call .getTime() on an unformatted string or null value returned by the disk check.

Environment:

  • Nextcloud: 33 (Docker)
  • App: Server Info 5.0.0
  • DB / Cache: MariaDB 10.11 / Redis
  • Temporary Fix: Running php occ app:disable serverinfo stops the crash.

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