Increase accuracy of year rollover date calculations#111
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simong merged 2 commits intofronteerio:rolloverfrom May 20, 2015
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Increase accuracy of year rollover date calculations#111simong merged 2 commits intofronteerio:rolloverfrom
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- The days offset was sometimes incorrect as the time of the timestamp was affecting the diff(xx, 'days') call. The time is now stripped off before calculating day difference - The wrong term was selected for events just before the start of easter and lent terms. I've changed the term calculation to use the nearest term to the timestamp, so (for example) events in weeks -1 are handled correctly
An external dataset of the timestamps of various days in the academic year is used.
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Thanks a bunch Hal, I've tweaked some things so it matches our styleguide and merged this into my rollover branch |
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This gives grasshopper the same rollover behaviour as Timetable 3.
The command which generates the dataset used in the tests is available here: CUL-DigitalServices/timetable-3#1