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Fix time-of-day-dependent failure in series_time validation - #395
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The series_time > content_time check was performed regardless of whether series_date and content_date differed. When content_time defaults to now.time(), this caused spurious failures depending on what time of day the code (or tests) ran. The time comparison is now only performed when the dates are equal. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@yarikoptic thank you for the contribution! It looks good to me, but I would want @CPBridge to review, and he is out of office for several weeks. I am sure he will take a look as soon as he can! |
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Looks good, thanks @yarikoptic
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The series_time > content_time check was performed regardless of whether series_date and content_date differed. When content_time defaults to now.time(), this caused spurious failures depending on what time of day the code (or tests) ran. The time comparison is now only performed when the dates are equal.
I just saw that CI is red -- troubleshooted/"solved" by claude-code