Closed martyychang closed 6 years ago
To make this user-friendly (at least in English for me) I think the most natural UX would be to look for the keyword "yesterday" before the time.
Examples below show clocking in and out today.
/clock in 8:30am
/clock out 5:00pm
Examples below show clocking in and out yesterday.
/clock in yesterday 8:30am
/clock out yesterday 5:00pm
This design also preserves a more consistent option for accepting tags or other keywords to come after the time parameter.
I was getting an "uncommitted work" error in my Apex test when trying to call SlashclockOutCommand.load
to set up the given preconditions.
METHOD RESULT
clockOutFiveThirtyPm : Fail
STACK TRACE
Class.SlackApiService.usersInfo: line 99, column 1
Class.SlackService.getTimeZoneSidKey: line 83, column 1
Class.SlashclockOutCommand.load: line 52, column 1
Class.SlashclockOutCommandTest.clockOutFiveThirtyPm: line 53, column 1
MESSAGE
System.CalloutException: You have uncommitted work pending. Please commit or rollback before calling out
I was able to fix this by moving the load
call to happen after Test.startTest()
As a user, I want to be able to clock out at a time in the previous day, so I can fix any problems with me having forgotten to clock out at the right time yesterday.