Software Details:
Version: 0.7.3
Upload Date: 24 Feb 15
Distribution Type: Freeware
Downloads: 66
It simulates Time.now, DateTime.now and Date.today in a single call.
It is mainly used to run a time-sensitive test or to set the time for the test environment.
Features:
- Freeze time to a specific point.
- Travel back to a specific point in time, but allow time to continue moving forward from there.
- No dependencies, can be used with any ruby project
- Timecop api allows arguments to be passed into #freeze and #travel as one of the following: Time instance, DateTime instance, Date instance, individual arguments (year, month, day, hour, minute, second), a single integer argument that is interpreted as an offset in seconds from Time.now
- Nested calls to Timecop#travel and Timecop#freeze are supported - each block will maintain its interpretation of now.
What is new in this release:
- Fix various timezone-related issues. Notably, when traveling to a DateTime instance specified in a non-local timezone, convert provided DateTime instance to a local instance and return that from DateTime.now.
- Fix bug that would not allow Timecop to be used when Ruby's ‘date' library had not been previously loaded.
- Fix bug when traveling to a DateTime across a DST boundary that resulted in DateTime's being off by an hour.
- Migrate argument parsing into Timecop::TimeStackItem to reduce the responsibility of the Timecop class.
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