Auto-expired requests falling off a day early #22

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2019-10-21T01:18:01Z

danieljsummers commented

2019-10-21 01:18:01 +00:00

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This looks very similar to #17, but in the opposite direction. That issue made the items compare on dates, and the net effect was that the day a request is entered should be 0-day; a request entered on one Sunday (the 1st), with expiration at 14 days, should still be on the list 2 weeks from that day (both the 8th and 15th), but fall off the following Monday (the 16th).

Make the query and the "am I expired?" code match this behavior.

This looks very similar to #17, but in the opposite direction. That issue made the items compare on dates, and the net effect was that the day a request is entered should be 0-day; a request entered on one Sunday (the 1st), with expiration at 14 days, should still be on the list 2 weeks from that day (both the 8th and 15th), but fall off the following Monday (the 16th). Make the query **and** the "am I expired?" code match this behavior.

danieljsummers commented

2022-08-07 23:52:32 +00:00

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Closing this in preference to #41

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Reference: bit-badger/PrayerTracker#22