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Fix test cases failure due to the time zone #429
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Currently, the following test case is failed on my side due to using `time.UnixMicro`
to truncate the precision:
```shell
service_test.go:363: Get session events mismatch: (-want +got):
database.events{
&{
LLMResponse: {},
- ID: "4",
+ ID: "3",
- Timestamp: s"0001-01-01 00:00:00.000004 +0000 UTC",
+ Timestamp: s"0001-01-01 08:05:43.000003 +0805 +0805",
InvocationID: "",
Branch: "",
... // 3 identical fields
},
```
The root cause should be caused by the convertion of the zero time. To
work around this, just simply use the time.Now() as the timestamp.
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This pull request addresses a test failure caused by using a zero time.Time value, which led to precision and timezone issues. The fix replaces the zero time with time.Now() to provide a valid timestamp base. This correctly resolves the test failure. I have one suggestion to further improve the test's reliability by using a fixed timestamp instead of time.Now(), which will make the test fully deterministic and easier to debug in the future.
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After diving deep, I found the root cause is that SQLite only supports the ISO-8601 string comparison, see stackoverflow. So, when storing and filtering rows with different time zones, it might retrieve the wrong value. |
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Thanks for checking that! But will this issue affect actual SQLite based session service? |
I think it only affects test cases that use |
Currently, the following test case is failing on my side due to using
time.UnixMicroto truncate the precision:service_test.go:363: Get session events mismatch: (-want +got): database.events{ &{ LLMResponse: {}, - ID: "4", + ID: "3", - Timestamp: s"0001-01-01 00:00:00.000004 +0000 UTC", + Timestamp: s"0001-01-01 08:05:43.000003 +0805 +0805", InvocationID: "", Branch: "", ... // 3 identical fields },The root cause should be
time.UnixMicrowill change the time.Time to the local timezone. To work around this, use the fixed time with the local timezone instead of UTC.It's related to the change in PR #414.