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(same in 2.5.3 and 2.6.0 trunk) but all the documentation says that soX should be start of the nextX. Is this known behavior that has changed somewhere, or am I misunderstanding the description from man page:
Start of next (work) week (Monday), calendar week (Sunday or
Monday), month, quarter and year
task ... due:sow
task ... due:soww
task ... due:socw
task ... due:som
task ... due:soq
task ... due:soy
this seems confusing, there is "start of next ..." and "end of current" documented, but nothing for "start of current" which seems to be the actual behavior (not "next"). The tests in libshared/test/datetime.t.cpp seem to agree with the behavior:
Datetime r19a ("soy");
t.ok (r19a.sameYear (now), "soy in same year as now");
t.ok (r19a < now, "soy < now");
but my understanding of the phrase "start of next " means that by definition, it's in the future. What am I missing?
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when writing tests for something else I discovered this:
(same in 2.5.3 and 2.6.0 trunk) but all the documentation says that
soX
should be start of the nextX
. Is this known behavior that has changed somewhere, or am I misunderstanding the description from man page:this seems confusing, there is "start of next ..." and "end of current" documented, but nothing for "start of current" which seems to be the actual behavior (not "next"). The tests in
libshared/test/datetime.t.cpp
seem to agree with the behavior:but my understanding of the phrase "start of next " means that by definition, it's in the future. What am I missing?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: