Allow other "dates of calendar reform" in Date#strptime #389
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Timecop is incompatible with the newest patch version of Psych (4.0.5)
because of this change:
https://github.com/ruby/psych/compare/v4.0.4..v4.0.5#diff-6a459e056cadf37665f54005bd2dde09d9ba8e66c9807eb0dc67145f9b841771L66-R66
Timecop only allows strptime to be called with the default of
Date::ITALY as the fourth argument. This fourth argument is the "day
of calendar reform" for leap years. Dates pre-reform are Julian
calendar dates, which have leap years every 4 years. Dates after
reform are Gregorian calendar dates, which have more complicated leap
year logic (every 4 years, except if the year is divisible by 100 and
not by 400). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregorian_calendar
Psych starts calling strptime with Date::GREGORIAN as of 4.0.5 (I'm
not sure why, but it's a legal use of the standard Ruby API and so it
seems like Timecop shouldn't break it).
This PR updates strptime_without_mock_date to allow passing in other
values for the fourth argument by passing them along to date
initialization.
scpike
commented
Sep 8, 2022
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| d = Date._strptime(str, fmt) | ||
| now = Time.now.to_date | ||
| year = d[:year] || now.year | ||
| mon = d[:mon] || now.mon | ||
| if d.keys == [:year] | ||
| Date.new(year) | ||
| Date.new(year, 1, 1, start) |
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I don't love hardcoding the 1s here or repeating all the occurrences of start but this seemed safer than refactoring the method.
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Also reproduced with using psych >= 3.3.3 because changes was back-ported to psych: 3.x in ruby/psych#573 |
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Please merge and release :) |
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I was looking at this yesterday. Meant to update but I got sidetracked, thanks for bringing this up and making a PR. Tested locally and it works. Not sure why our GitHub actions didn't run all tests. Maybe a first time contributor restriction?? |
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Thanks @joshuacronemeyer! Appreciate you taking the time to look into this. |
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You're welcome @scpike. Hey @johnnyshields we released. Thanks for the friendly nudge. |
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Timecop is incompatible with the newest patch version of Psych (4.0.5) because of this change.
Timecop only allows Date#strptime to be called with the default of Date::ITALY as the fourth argument. This fourth argument is the "day of calendar reform" for leap years. Dates pre-reform are Julian calendar dates, which have leap years every 4 years. Dates after reform are Gregorian calendar dates, which have more complicated leap year logic (every 4 years, except if the year is divisible by 100 and not by 400). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregorian_calendar
Psych starts calling strptime with Date::GREGORIAN as of 4.0.5 (I'm not sure why, but it's a legal use of the standard Ruby API and so it seems like Timecop shouldn't break it).
This PR updates strptime_without_mock_date to allow passing in other values for the fourth argument by passing them along to date initialization.