← Back to context Comment by loeg 12 hours ago No, because prod doesn't have hardcoded cookies baked into it? 2 comments loeg Reply AndrewDucker 12 hours ago If you always test with a date of 1/1/2000 then you don't know that your choice fails in 2039. vocx2tx 11 hours ago These fake-time environments let you set the time, so you can test how the code will behave in 2039 without waiting for 13 years. For Go's synctest, 1-1-2000 is just the default initial value for now().
AndrewDucker 12 hours ago If you always test with a date of 1/1/2000 then you don't know that your choice fails in 2039. vocx2tx 11 hours ago These fake-time environments let you set the time, so you can test how the code will behave in 2039 without waiting for 13 years. For Go's synctest, 1-1-2000 is just the default initial value for now().
vocx2tx 11 hours ago These fake-time environments let you set the time, so you can test how the code will behave in 2039 without waiting for 13 years. For Go's synctest, 1-1-2000 is just the default initial value for now().
If you always test with a date of 1/1/2000 then you don't know that your choice fails in 2039.
These fake-time environments let you set the time, so you can test how the code will behave in 2039 without waiting for 13 years. For Go's synctest, 1-1-2000 is just the default initial value for now().