Use latest version of libfaketime to support mac os x sierra

[smaris]

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[simon-weber]

My fork has a few changes I'll need to integrate, but thanks for the heads up that the upstream is good to go. I should have time for this tomorrow.

[smaris]

There still seems to be an issue. I don't get any errors anymore but the @fake_time decorator doesn't seem to work. Using the library directly it works:
faketime '2015-12-01T11:00:00' gdate
faketime '2015-12-01T11:00:00' date

but not with:
faketime '2015-12-01T11:00:00' /bin/date

from what I've seen in code the gdate version will be used with this library.

I've provided the exports DYLD_FORCE_FLAT_NAMESPACE=1, DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES=[path_to_this_repo/.../lifbfaketime.1.dylib] and LD_PRELOAD=[path_to_this_repo/.../lifbfaketime.1.dylib].

[simon-weber]

Well, the build passed. Locally I'm getting a segfault when running on El Cap, though.

[simon-weber]

Oh, I see, the new version isn't backwards compatible. I guess I'll add another submodule and hook it up on pre-sierra versions.

[simon-weber]

Ok, I think this works. @smaris can you test this out on sierra for me?

pip install git+https://github.com/smaris/python-libfaketime@fix/mac-os-x-sierra#egg=libfaketime
eval $(python-libfaketime)
echo -e 'from libfaketime import fake_time; import datetime\nwith fake_time("2014-01-01 00:00:00"):\n  print datetime.datetime.now()' | python

This should print 2014-01-01 00:00:00 if everything went well.

[smaris]

Yes it works! good job!

[simon-weber]

Great! Thanks for getting everything going. I'll cut a release when I have a chance.

[simon-weber]

Ok, 0.4.3 is out.