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There were several problems: * Time.now returns the systems time, not the users time * fixtures do not translate dates from timezone to utc, but stores the date verbatim * calling a controller will set the timezone to the preference of the current_user. So it could be changed while you do not realize this. I fixed the failing test, but problems could be elsewhere
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32 lines
699 B
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# Read about fixtures at http://ar.rubyonrails.org/classes/Fixtures.html
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# Please note that dates in yml are not converted to utc timezone like
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# rails does automatically in models or controllers! Convert to utc manually!
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<%
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def today
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Time.zone.now.utc.to_s(:db)
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end
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def next_week
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1.week.from_now.utc.to_s(:db)
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end
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def last_week
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1.week.ago.utc.to_s(:db)
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end
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%>
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first_notes:
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id: 1
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user_id: 1
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project_id: 1
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body: Need to collect a catalogue from Time Machines R Us
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created_at: <%= today %>
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updated_at: <%= today %>
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another_notes:
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id: 2
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user_id: 1
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project_id: 1
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body: Should I go for a swirly effect or a whooshy one?
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created_at: <%= today %>
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updated_at: <%= today %>
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