[patch] timesince() method is broken when now argument is passed
The timesince() method in django.utils.timesince is broken when the now argument is passed. The code
if now:
t = time.mktime(now)
returns a float, but the code below clearly expects a tuple. Also, the timeuntil() method passes now as a float. Perhaps it should be a tuple or a datetime object.
| Summary: |
timesince() method is broken when now argument is passed → [patch] timesince() method is broken when now argument is passed
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| Resolution: |
→ fixed
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| Status: |
new → closed
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(In [1579]) Fixed #977 -- Fixed timesince() utility. Thanks, pgross@…