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authorEric Wong <e@80x24.org>2021-02-10 08:59:26 -0100
committerEric Wong <e@80x24.org>2021-02-10 19:21:47 +0000
commitefae1c2f67220c18f57bd1ebdf7115abd4d6c6e0 (patch)
tree0123b9c732525e40e199d2fdfb558d9ef2fcab33 /t/search.t
parent9eb840de546dfe9b6c6aa1588f5bb8c0153c7d71 (diff)
downloadpublic-inbox-efae1c2f67220c18f57bd1ebdf7115abd4d6c6e0.tar.gz
This fixes both an old bug in "lei q" argv handling and one
recent regression introduced with the change to use approxidate.

Field prefixes are also handled correctly inside parenthesized
statements when the field follows "(" without a separation
character.

Fixes: fbb7ccabbf54a405 ("lei q: use git approxidate with d:, dt: and rt: ranges")
Diffstat (limited to 't/search.t')
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1 files changed, 9 insertions, 2 deletions
diff --git a/t/search.t b/t/search.t
index 36a8fb30..bcfe91f5 100644
--- a/t/search.t
+++ b/t/search.t
@@ -536,13 +536,20 @@ $ibx->with_umask(sub {
 });
 
 SKIP: {
+        my ($s, $g) = ($ibx->search, $ibx->git);
+        my $q = $s->query_argv_to_string($g, ["quoted phrase"]);
+        is($q, q["quoted phrase"], 'quoted phrase');
+        $q = $s->query_argv_to_string($g, ['s:pa ce']);
+        is($q, q[s:"pa ce"], 'space with prefix');
+        $q = $s->query_argv_to_string($g, ["\(s:pa ce", "AND", "foo\)"]);
+        is($q, q[(s:"pa ce" AND foo)], 'space AND foo');
+
         local $ENV{TZ} = 'UTC';
         my $now = strftime('%H:%M:%S', gmtime(time));
         if ($now =~ /\A23:(?:59|60)/ || $now =~ /\A00:00:0[01]\z/) {
                 skip 'too close to midnight, time is tricky', 6;
         }
-        my ($s, $g) = ($ibx->search, $ibx->git);
-        my $q = $s->query_argv_to_string($g, [qw(d:20101002 blah)]);
+        $q = $s->query_argv_to_string($g, [qw(d:20101002 blah)]);
         is($q, 'd:20101002..20101003 blah', 'YYYYMMDD expanded to range');
         $q = $s->query_argv_to_string($g, [qw(d:2010-10-02)]);
         is($q, 'd:20101002..20101003', 'YYYY-MM-DD expanded to range');