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test(touch): add coverage for -d option#925
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No change to production logic.
We never had coverage for `touch({'-d': ...})`, so this adds test
coverage. This also updates documentation to clarify the parameter
should be an instance of the `Date` type.
Test: `handles date argument` case
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No change to production logic.
We never had coverage for
touch({'-d': ...}), so this adds testcoverage. This also updates documentation to clarify the parameter
should be an instance of the
Datetype.Test:
handles date argumentcase