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Is there a clean way to alter the now() return value to be in the future?
[[scenario.table.row]]
name = "15% Cashback"
description = "Get 15% cashback when you purchase a cup of coffee from our participating outlets"
starts_at = "<%= now() %>"
ends_at = "<%= now() %>" <-- modify this to be later
created_at = "<%= now() %>"
updated_at = "<%= now() %>"
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On Mar 21, 2019, 12:04 AM -0400, Imran Ismail ***@***.***>, wrote:
Is there a clean way to alter the now() return value to be in the future?
[[scenario.table.row]]
name = "15% Cashback"
description = "Get 15% cashback when you purchase a cup of coffee from our participating outlets"
starts_at = "<%= now() %>"
ends_at = "<%= now() %>" <-- modify this to be later
created_at = "<%= now() %>"
updated_at = "<%= now() %>"
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Is there a clean way to alter the now() return value to be in the future?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: