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@@ -1 +1,3 @@
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+v0.0.2. Converts the release times to the current time zone; improved docs.
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+
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 v0.0.1. Initial release.  Rock n roll mcdonalds.

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@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ require File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), *%w[.. vendor action_mailer_tls lib sm
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 #   cap -s comment="fix for bug #303" deploy
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 #
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 module CapGun
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-  VERSION = '0.0.1'
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+  VERSION = '0.0.2'
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   module Helper
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@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ module CapGun
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       ActionMailer::Base.smtp_settings = cap.cap_gun_action_mailer_config
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     end
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-    # Current user - unsupported on Windows 
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+    # Current user - unsupported on Windows, patches welcome
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     def current_user
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       platform.include?('mswin') ? nil : `id -un`.strip
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     end
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@@ -48,14 +48,31 @@ module CapGun
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       RUBY_PLATFORM
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     end
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-    # Assuming the standard Capistrano timestamp directory, gives you a prettier date/time for output.
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-    # This does not take into account anything to do with timezones, but I believe Capistrano always 
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-    # uses UTC so we could convert to a specified time zone for even friendlier display.
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+    # Gives you a prettier date/time for output form the standard Capistrano timestamp'ed release directory.
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+    # This assumes Capistrano uses UTC for its date/timestamped directories, and converts to the local
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+    # machine timezone.
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     def humanize_release_time(path)
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       match = path.match(/(\d+)$/)
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       return unless match
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-      time = Time.parse(match[1])
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-      time.strftime("%B #{time.day.ordinalize}, %Y %l:%M %p %Z").gsub(/\s+/, ' ').strip
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+      local = convert_from_utc(match[1])
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+      local.strftime("%B #{local.day.ordinalize}, %Y %l:%M %p #{local_timezone}").gsub(/\s+/, ' ').strip
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+    end
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+    
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+    # Use some DateTime magicrey to convert UTC to the current time zone
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+    # When the whole world is on Rails 2.1 (and therefore new ActiveSupport) we can use the magic timezone support there.
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+    def convert_from_utc(timestamp)
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+      # we know Capistrano release timestaps are UTC, but Ruby doesn't, so make it explicit
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+      utc_time = timestamp << "UTC" 
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+      datetime = DateTime.parse(utc_time)
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+      datetime.new_offset(local_datetime_zone_offset)
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+    end
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+    
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+    def local_datetime_zone_offset
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+      @local_datetime_zone_offset ||= DateTime.now.offset
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+    end
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+    
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+    def local_timezone
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+      @current_timezone ||= Time.now.zone
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     end
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     extend self
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@@ -70,6 +87,11 @@ module CapGun
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       adv_attr_accessor :email_prefix
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       # Grab the options for emaililng from cap_gun_email_envelope (should be set in your deploy file)
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+      #
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+      # Valid options:
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+      #     :recipients     (required) an array or string of email address(es) who should get notifications
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+      #     :from           the sender of the notification, defaults to cap_gun@example.com
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+      #     :email_prefix   subject prefix, defaults to [DEPLOY]
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       def init(envelope = {})
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         recipients envelope[:recipients]
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         from (envelope[:from] || DEFAULT_SENDER)

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@@ -56,12 +56,26 @@ describe "CapGun" do
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       current_user
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     end
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+  end
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+  
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+  describe "handling release time" do
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+    include CapGun::Helper
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+    
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+    before do # make DateTime act as if local timezone is EDT
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+      stubs(:local_timezone).returns("EDT")
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+      stubs(:local_datetime_zone_offset).returns(Rational(-1,6))
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+    end
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+    
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     it "returns nil for weird release path" do
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       humanize_release_time("/data/foo/my_release").should == nil
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     end
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     it "parse datetime from release path" do
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-      humanize_release_time("/data/foo/releases/20080402152141").should == "April 2nd, 2008 3:21 PM EDT"
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+      humanize_release_time("/data/foo/releases/20080227120000").should == "February 27th, 2008 8:00 AM EDT"
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+    end
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+    
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+    it "converts time from release into localtime" do
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+      humanize_release_time("/data/foo/releases/20080410040000").should == "April 10th, 2008 12:00 AM EDT"
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     end
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   end