Hi,
today I stumbled upon this bug, but I actually don't know should I call it
bug or is it right behavior?
So for example lets get diff between 2013-10-25 and 2014-10-25:
var_dump((new DateTime("2013-03-25"))->diff(new DateTime("2014-03-25")))
We'll get one full year.
Then if we try to get diff between 2012-03-25 and 2013-03-25 we'll also
get one year.
But if we have 2012-03-01 and 2013-03-01 then we get 11 months and 30 days
(365 in int->days member)...
Should we consider this as a bug or not?
Hi,
today I stumbled upon this bug, but I actually don't know should I call it
bug or is it right behavior?So for example lets get diff between 2013-10-25 and 2014-10-25:
var_dump((new DateTime("2013-03-25"))->diff(new DateTime("2014-03-25")))We'll get one full year.
Then if we try to get diff between 2012-03-25 and 2013-03-25 we'll also
get one year.But if we have 2012-03-01 and 2013-03-01 then we get 11 months and 30 days
(365 in int->days member)...
It gets interesting when you look one day around it:
2012-02-28 -> 2013-02-28 = 366 total, 1 year
2012-02-29 -> 2013-03-01 = 366 total, 1 year
2012-03-01 -> 2013-03-01 = 365 total, 11 months, 30 days
2013-03-02 -> 2013-03-02 = 365 total, 1 year
Should we consider this as a bug or not?
Seems like it; the total days is correct in all cases, but the breakdown
doesn't look right.
Hi,
today I stumbled upon this bug, but I actually don't know should I call it bug
or is it right behavior?So for example lets get diff between 2013-10-25 and 2014-10-25:
var_dump((new DateTime("2013-03-25"))->diff(new DateTime("2014-03-25")))We'll get one full year.
Then if we try to get diff between 2012-03-25 and 2013-03-25 we'll also get
one year.But if we have 2012-03-01 and 2013-03-01 then we get 11 months and 30 days
(365 in int->days member)...Should we consider this as a bug or not?
I did some fixes for this already - which version of PHP is this?
cheers,
Derick
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Hi,
today I stumbled upon this bug, but I actually don't know should I call
it bug
or is it right behavior?So for example lets get diff between 2013-10-25 and 2014-10-25:
var_dump((new DateTime("2013-03-25"))->diff(new DateTime("2014-03-25")))We'll get one full year.
Then if we try to get diff between 2012-03-25 and 2013-03-25 we'll also
get
one year.But if we have 2012-03-01 and 2013-03-01 then we get 11 months and 30
days
(365 in int->days member)...Should we consider this as a bug or not?
I did some fixes for this already - which version of PHP is this?
cheers,
Derick
Hi Derick,
I can reproduce this on 5.5.7RC1 tag. (can't check it on the other
versions at the moment)
today I stumbled upon this bug, but I actually don't know should I
call it bug or is it right behavior?So for example lets get diff between 2013-10-25 and 2014-10-25:
var_dump((new DateTime("2013-03-25"))->diff(new
DateTime("2014-03-25")))We'll get one full year.
Then if we try to get diff between 2012-03-25 and 2013-03-25 we'll
also get one year.But if we have 2012-03-01 and 2013-03-01 then we get 11 months and
30 days (365 in int->days member)...Should we consider this as a bug or not?
I did some fixes for this already - which version of PHP is this?
I can reproduce this on 5.5.7RC1 tag. (can't check it on the other
versions at the moment)
Please file a bug. I'll try to get at it at the weekend (don't you love
christmas hacking time!)
cheers,
Derick
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