SQL Developer Cart Deployment Losing Time on Date Columns

I tried using the SQL Developer cart feature to migrate from AWS to Oracle Cloud and I found that the time element of any date attributes is not migrated. I checked the deployment file contents and found that both the SQL*Loader control file and the data file (ldr) do not account for any time information in a date table attribute.
Any one run into this issue and know how to get SQL Developer to pick up the time when it pulls date attribute values?

Hi,
There is no special preference controlling the date format in Database | Utilities | Cart, so the behavior either must be automatic or dependent on the NLS setting.
You might check if Tools | Preferences | Database | NLS | Date Format already contains a time format component. If the Cart deploy of dates does not work even with the correct NLS format, then this may need to be bugged. Perhaps an improvement has already been made for the next release. Please let us know. I will ping the developer on this.
Regards,
Gary
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