Closed JustinAzoff closed 11 years ago
Comparing two Delorean objects returns incorrect results:
>>> ends = Delorean(datetime.datetime(2013,4,21,16,00,00),timezone="UTC") >>> now = Delorean() >>> print now;print ends Delorean(datetime=2013-04-21 15:24:15.599940+00:00, timezone=UTC) Delorean(datetime=2013-04-21 16:00:00+00:00, timezone=UTC) >>> now < ends False >>> now.epoch() < ends.epoch() True
I suppose the bigger issue here is that it even does it rather than complain that it is not implemented.
this has been resolved in 0.2.1 Thanks for the heads up! https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Delorean
Comparing two Delorean objects returns incorrect results:
I suppose the bigger issue here is that it even does it rather than complain that it is not implemented.