Patch #4502
closed
New date filter operators: tomorrow, next week, next month
Description
For my work there is need to have a plan for the next month and report for the last. I have implemented this in Redmine by using additional filter options on date fields - last month, next month, this month. Patch attached.
Maybe we can integrate this functionality into the trunk?
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Updated by Александр Курутин over 6 years ago
7 years have passed, but there is still no filter (next month).
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Updated by Go MAEDA over 5 years ago
- Related to Patch #18868: Add support for queries with 'next week' filter added
Updated by Go MAEDA over 5 years ago
Redmine 4.0.0 has "yesterday", "last week", and "last month" filter but does not "tomorrow", "next week", and "next month" filter.
I think those filters should be useful for many users.
Updated by Mizuki ISHIKAWA over 5 years ago
Go MAEDA wrote:
Redmine 4.0.0 has "yesterday", "last week", and "last month" filter but does not "tomorrow", "next week", and "next month" filter.
I think those filters should be useful for many users.
I wrote a patch to add "tomorrow", "next week", and "next month" filter.
It is useful to have this filter when checking the tasks to be executed next month, next week, tomorrow.
Updated by Mizuki ISHIKAWA over 5 years ago
I fixed patch because unnecessary tests were included.
Updated by Marius BĂLTEANU over 5 years ago
- Target version set to Candidate for next major release
LGTM
Updated by Go MAEDA over 5 years ago
- File operators@2x.png operators@2x.png added
- Target version changed from Candidate for next major release to 4.1.0
Setting the target version to 4.1.0.
I propose reordering the operators as follows. While the current patch shows operators in "present -> past -> future" order, my change shows operators in "future -> present -> past" order. For example, operators will be ordered like "tomorrow, today, yesterday" and "next week, this week, last week, last 2 weeks" instead of "today, yesterday, tomorrow" and "this week, last week, last 2 weeks, next week". The proposing order is a tidy reverse-chronological order and should be intuitive.
:date => [ "=", ">=", "<=", "><", "<t+", ">t+", "><t+", "t+", "nd", "t", "ld", "nw", "w", "lw", "l2w", "nm", "m", "lm", "y", ">t-", "<t-", "><t-", "t-", "!*", "*" ],
Updated by Go MAEDA about 5 years ago
- Subject changed from Query date filters by months (prev, this, next) to New date filter operators: tomorrow, next week, next month
Updated by Go MAEDA about 5 years ago
- Status changed from New to Closed
- Assignee set to Go MAEDA
Committed the patch. Thank you for improving Redmine.
I changed the order or operators and added Japanese translation.
Updated by Go MAEDA about 5 years ago
- Status changed from Closed to Reopened
QueryTest#test_operator_tomorrow fails depending on timezone.
I could reproduce the problem at 22:21 HST (Hawaii Standard Time -1000, 08:21 UTC). Maybe the problem occurs if the local date is different from the UTC date.
$ date Fri Jan 18 22:21:34 HST 2019 $ ruby test/unit/query_test.rb Run options: --seed 35057 # Running: .................................................................................................................F Failure: QueryTest#test_operator_tomorrow [test/unit/query_test.rb:645]: Expected false to be truthy. bin/rails test test/unit/query_test.rb:641 ............................................................................................... Finished in 22.371776s, 9.3421 runs/s, 26.4619 assertions/s. 209 runs, 592 assertions, 1 failures, 0 errors, 0 skips
Updated by Go MAEDA about 5 years ago
The current date of my PC is 2019-01-18 HST (2019-01-19 UTC).
QueryTest#test_operator_tomorrow expects that there are some issues whose due date is tomorrow (2019-01-19). However, there are issues whose due date is the day after the tomorrow (2019-01-20).
sqlite> select id, due_date from issues; id due_date ---------- ---------- 1 2019-01-29 2 3 2019-01-14 4 5 6 2019-01-20 7 2019-01-18 8 9 2019-01-20 10 2019-01-20 11 12 13 14
Probably the reason is that the timezone of fixtures is UTC. 1.days.from_now.to_date.to_s(:db) returns a date in UTC (2019-01-20), while the test code expects 2019-01-19 that is the date of tomorrow in the local time (the current date of the local time is still 2019-01-18 HST).
issues_006: created_on: <%= 1.minute.ago.to_s(:db) %> project_id: 5 updated_on: <%= 1.minute.ago.to_s(:db) %> priority_id: 4 subject: Issue of a private subproject id: 6 fixed_version_id: category_id: description: This is an issue of a private subproject of cookbook tracker_id: 1 assigned_to_id: author_id: 2 status_id: 1 start_date: <%= Date.today.to_s(:db) %> due_date: <%= 1.days.from_now.to_date.to_s(:db) %> root_id: 6 lft: 1 rgt: 2
The date of fixtures are UTC, I think we have to run the test in UTC. The following workaround resolves the failing test.
Index: test/unit/query_test.rb
===================================================================
--- test/unit/query_test.rb (revision 17811)
+++ test/unit/query_test.rb (working copy)
@@ -639,11 +639,13 @@
end
def test_operator_tomorrow
+ User.current = User.find_by_login('admin')
+ User.current.pref.update_attribute :time_zone, 'UTC'
query = IssueQuery.new(:project => Project.find(1), :name => '_')
query.add_filter('due_date', 'nd', [''])
issues = find_issues_with_query(query)
assert !issues.empty?
- issues.each {|issue| assert_equal Date.today.tomorrow, issue.due_date}
+ issues.each {|issue| assert_equal User.current.today.tomorrow, issue.due_date}
end
def test_operator_date_periods
Updated by Mizuki ISHIKAWA about 5 years ago
- File fix_test.patch fix_test.patch added
Go MAEDA wrote:
QueryTest#test_operator_tomorrow fails depending on timezone.
I could reproduce the problem at 22:21 HST (Hawaii Standard Time -1000, 08:21 UTC). Maybe the problem occurs if the local date is different from the UTC date.
Thank you for pointing that out.
The attached patch updates the #4502#note-13 test to fix the random failure.