Fix initial import of settings file that has yet to be imported #800
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It's strange that a test case failed. It did not happen when I initially created this PR and all I've done is rebase this branch on main to pick up the 2.12.1 release changes. |
…has never been imported Returning the current time can prevent import of the settings file as it can prevent it from being considered outdated.
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I rebased again and the test case succeeded again. I had a look through the relevant code and it was not immediately apparent how this might have been responsible for the failure. Perhaps there is some kind of race condition that coincidentally happened. |
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Fixes #794
Do not return the current time as a timestamp when the settings file has never been imported.
Returning the current time can prevent import of the settings file as it can prevent it from being considered outdated.
The comment of the timestamp message very much suggests to me that returning
""is the intended behaviour and that$zdatetime($horolog,3)is just a description of the format of the timestamp that would be returned if there was one.