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Round a past time the same way as the same time ahead - #98
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Thanks @rudycelekli — clear write-up and a solid regression test. Merging! |
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Summary
A note edited 90 minutes ago was labeled “1 hour ago”, while a reminder 90 minutes from now was labeled “in 2 hours”. The same split showed up at a day and a half: “yesterday” in the past, “in 2 days” ahead. Relative times now round a half away from zero in both directions, so 90 minutes ago is “2 hours ago” and 36 hours ago is “2 days ago”. Exactly one day ago is still “yesterday”.
Test
npm run test -w @talorys/web -- test/relative-time.test.tsMade with Cursor