Fix Date.today specs with Ruby 1.9.3 #9
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October 31, 2011 14:56
It was changed to use a C implementation, and replacing Time.now doesn't change Date.today anymore.
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+1 This patch fixes Delorean for me on Ruby 1.9.3-p0. |
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@mutru, just merged your fork and will release a new gem version in some minutes. Thank you very much! |
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Ruby now has a C implementation of most Date methods, and after 1.9.3 stubbing Time.now doesn't affect Date.today.