default state of clock is 0 and not the currentTimeStamp

[trcarden]

With the default qunit plugin the state of all dates is initialized to 0 instead of the current timestamp.

test("", function () {
  ok((new Date()).getTime() > 0, "Time shouldn't be zero" ); //Fails
  this.clock.restore();
  ok((new Date()).getTime() > 0, "Time shouldn't be zero" ) // Passes
});

[trcarden]

I can see why it might be sensical to have it default to zero (you can override the default and set it to anytime you want) but the problem with that is you can't even get the currentTimeStamp to update the clock withtout first restoring, so you can call new Date().