# maximum number of elements allowed in a changeset
MAX_ELEMENTS = 50000
- # maximum time a changeset is allowed to be open for (note that this
- # is in days - so one hour is Rational(1,24)).
+ # maximum time a changeset is allowed to be open for.
MAX_TIME_OPEN = 1.day
- # idle timeout increment, one hour as a rational number of days.
- # NOTE: DO NOT CHANGE THIS TO 1.hour! when this was done the idle
- # timeout changed to 1 second, which meant all changesets closed
- # almost immediately.
- IDLE_TIMEOUT = 1.hour # Rational(1,24)
+ # idle timeout increment, one hour seems reasonable.
+ IDLE_TIMEOUT = 1.hour
# Use a method like this, so that we can easily change how we
# determine whether a changeset is open, without breaking code in at
# note that this may not be a hard limit - due to timing changes and
# concurrency it is possible that some changesets may be slightly
# longer than strictly allowed or have slightly more changes in them.
- return ((closed_at > DateTime.now) and (num_changes <= MAX_ELEMENTS))
+ return ((closed_at > Time.now) and (num_changes <= MAX_ELEMENTS))
end
def set_closed_time_now
unless is_open?
- self.closed_at = DateTime.now
+ self.closed_at = Time.now
end
end
if (closed_at - created_at) > (MAX_TIME_OPEN - IDLE_TIMEOUT)
self.closed_at = created_at + MAX_TIME_OPEN
else
- self.closed_at = DateTime.now + IDLE_TIMEOUT
+ self.closed_at = Time.now + IDLE_TIMEOUT
end
self.save!