Short answer:

• In Paryushan, food and water should be finished before sunset. If your “7:15” was in the morning, it’s fine. If it was 7:15 pm and your local sunset was earlier, it doesn’t meet the Paryushan maryādā.

Simple guidance:

• Baseline rule (both Śvetāmbara and Digambara): no eating or drinking after sunset. Many keep chauvihār, stopping even water after sunset.
• Safer practice: finish your last bite and sip at least one antarmuhurt (about 48 minutes) before local sunset.
• If you ate after sunset by mistake: do alochanā–pratikraman today, say Michchhāmi Dukkaḍaṁ, and take pachchakkhān (a clear vow) to finish earlier tomorrow.

Helpful references:

• Eating time in Paryushan
• Last water timing in Paryushan

Michchhāmi Dukkaḍaṁ.