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test: unit test for getNextSchedule #518
test: unit test for getNextSchedule #518
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Why does
getNextSchedule()
always return an emptytime.Time{}
forlastMissed
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Added a test for a valid lastMissed time as well now.
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Great, many thanks!
There are a lot of
time.Now()
calls that could have a little different time. Calling the 1st on 59.999 of a minute and the 2nd at 00.001 for example. Have you considerednow = time.Now()
and usingnow
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Yes, this is a better approach to avoid any unwanted failures. Changed it accordingly.