Lukas Smith wrote:
Jochem Maas wrote:
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maybe install a test setup on your local machine?
then you can mess with the local time, no problems?
this is what I do now, but obviously its far from ideal, especially
since you also want to be able to run your tests on your production
server to check
Jochem Maas wrote:
Lukas Smith wrote:
Hi,
I am currently writing test cases for time sensitive code. Meaning
this code behaves different depending on the time of day. Obviously
one solution is to mess with the server time, but that is going to
screw up anything else going on the server.
The onl
Lukas Smith wrote:
Hi,
I am currently writing test cases for time sensitive code. Meaning this
code behaves different depending on the time of day. Obviously one
solution is to mess with the server time, but that is going to screw up
anything else going on the server.
The only solution that I h
Hi,
I am currently writing test cases for time sensitive code. Meaning this
code behaves different depending on the time of day. Obviously one
solution is to mess with the server time, but that is going to screw up
anything else going on the server.
The only solution that I have currently come
