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7 changes: 6 additions & 1 deletion edgedb/datatypes/relative_duration.pyx
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Expand Up@@ -108,7 +108,12 @@ cdef class RelativeDuration:
buf.append(f'{min}M')

if sec or fsec:
sign = '-' if min < 0 or fsec < 0 else ''
# If the original microseconds are negative we expect '-' in front
# of all non-zero hour/min/second components. The hour/min sign
# can be taken as is, but seconds are constructed out of sec and
# fsec parts, both of which have their own sign and thus we cannot
# just use their string representations directly.
sign = '-' if self.microseconds < 0 else ''
buf.append(f'{sign}{abs(sec)}')

if fsec:
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120 changes: 120 additions & 0 deletions tests/test_datetime.py
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Expand Up@@ -25,6 +25,11 @@
from edgedb.datatypes.datatypes import RelativeDuration, DateDuration


USECS_PER_HOUR = 3600000000
USECS_PER_MINUTE = 60000000
USECS_PER_SEC = 1000000


class TestDatetimeTypes(tb.SyncQueryTestCase):

async def test_duration_01(self):
Expand DownExpand Up@@ -60,6 +65,57 @@ async def test_duration_01(self):
''', durs)
self.assertEqual(list(durs_from_db), durs)

async def test_duration_02(self):
# Make sure that when we break down the microseconds into the bigger
# components we still get consistent values.
tdn1h = timedelta(microseconds=-USECS_PER_HOUR)
tdn1m = timedelta(microseconds=-USECS_PER_MINUTE)
tdn1s = timedelta(microseconds=-USECS_PER_SEC)
tdn1us = timedelta(microseconds=-1)
durs = [
(
tdn1h, tdn1m,
timedelta(microseconds=-USECS_PER_HOUR - USECS_PER_MINUTE),
),
(
tdn1h, tdn1s,
timedelta(microseconds=-USECS_PER_HOUR - USECS_PER_SEC),
),
(
tdn1m, tdn1s,
timedelta(microseconds=-USECS_PER_MINUTE - USECS_PER_SEC),
),
(
tdn1h, tdn1us,
timedelta(microseconds=-USECS_PER_HOUR - 1),
),
(
tdn1m, tdn1us,
timedelta(microseconds=-USECS_PER_MINUTE - 1),
),
(
tdn1s, tdn1us,
timedelta(microseconds=-USECS_PER_SEC - 1),
),
]

# Test encode
durs_enc = self.client.query('''
WITH args := array_unpack(
<array<tuple<duration, duration, duration>>>$0)
SELECT args.0 + args.1 = args.2;
''', durs)

# Test decode
durs_dec = self.client.query('''
WITH args := array_unpack(
<array<tuple<duration, duration, duration>>>$0)
SELECT (args.0 + args.1, args.2);
''', durs)

self.assertEqual(durs_enc, [True] * len(durs))
self.assertEqual(list(durs_dec), [(d[2], d[2]) for d in durs])

async def test_relative_duration_01(self):
try:
self.client.query("SELECT <cal::relative_duration>'1y'")
Expand DownExpand Up@@ -124,6 +180,41 @@ async def test_relative_duration_02(self):

self.assertEqual(repr(d1), '<edgedb.RelativeDuration "PT0.000001S">')

async def test_relative_duration_03(self):
# Make sure that when we break down the microseconds into the bigger
# components we still get the sign correctly in string
# representation.
durs = [
RelativeDuration(microseconds=-USECS_PER_HOUR),
RelativeDuration(microseconds=-USECS_PER_MINUTE),
RelativeDuration(microseconds=-USECS_PER_SEC),
RelativeDuration(microseconds=-USECS_PER_HOUR - USECS_PER_MINUTE),
RelativeDuration(microseconds=-USECS_PER_HOUR - USECS_PER_SEC),
RelativeDuration(microseconds=-USECS_PER_MINUTE - USECS_PER_SEC),
RelativeDuration(microseconds=-USECS_PER_HOUR - USECS_PER_MINUTE -
USECS_PER_SEC),
RelativeDuration(microseconds=-USECS_PER_HOUR - 1),
RelativeDuration(microseconds=-USECS_PER_MINUTE - 1),
RelativeDuration(microseconds=-USECS_PER_SEC - 1),
RelativeDuration(microseconds=-1),
]

# Test that RelativeDuration.__str__ formats the
# same as <str><cal::relative_duration>
durs_as_text = self.client.query('''
WITH args := array_unpack(<array<cal::relative_duration>>$0)
SELECT <str>args;
''', durs)

# Test encode/decode roundtrip
durs_from_db = self.client.query('''
WITH args := array_unpack(<array<cal::relative_duration>>$0)
SELECT args;
''', durs)

self.assertEqual(durs_as_text, [str(d) for d in durs])
self.assertEqual(list(durs_from_db), durs)

async def test_date_duration_01(self):
try:
self.client.query("SELECT <cal::date_duration>'1y'")
Expand DownExpand Up@@ -168,3 +259,32 @@ async def test_date_duration_01(self):
self.assertEqual(db_dur, str(client_dur))

self.assertEqual(list(durs_from_db), durs)

async def test_date_duration_02(self):
# Make sure that when we break down the microseconds into the bigger
# components we still get the sign correctly in string
# representation.
durs = [
DateDuration(months=11),
DateDuration(months=12),
DateDuration(months=13),
DateDuration(months=-11),
DateDuration(months=-12),
DateDuration(months=-13),
]

# Test that DateDuration.__str__ formats the
# same as <str><cal::date_duration>
durs_as_text = self.client.query('''
WITH args := array_unpack(<array<cal::date_duration>>$0)
SELECT <str>args;
''', durs)

# Test encode/decode roundtrip
durs_from_db = self.client.query('''
WITH args := array_unpack(<array<cal::date_duration>>$0)
SELECT args;
''', durs)

self.assertEqual(durs_as_text, [str(d) for d in durs])
self.assertEqual(list(durs_from_db), durs)