| 5 | | 1) get_num_closed_tix and get_num_open_tix in this version ONLY read from the ticket table, and infer open/closed states based on status, time, and changetime. While less than ideal for getting 100% accurate dates, it does now result in accurate counts, which is more important for my use case. |
| 6 | | |
| 7 | | 2) The date loop calculation logic has been fixed - there were multiple bugs. |
| 8 | | a) Using datetime.now() returns local time, but the other calculations used UTC explicitly - this is changed to .utcnow() for consistency |
| 9 | | b) Fixed the values being passed to date_range in the for loop to gather data points |
| 10 | | c) By fixing (b), was able to remove the strange +12hrs being appended to at_date |
| 11 | | d) Changed date_str to be last_date, since that's actually the number a user wants to see |
| | 5 | 1. get_num_closed_tix and get_num_open_tix in this version ONLY read from the ticket table, and infer open/closed states based on status, time, and changetime. While less than ideal for getting 100% accurate dates, it does now result in accurate counts, which is more important for my use case. |
| | 6 | 1. The date loop calculation logic has been fixed - there were multiple bugs. |
| | 7 | 1. Using datetime.now() returns local time, but the other calculations used UTC explicitly - this is changed to .utcnow() for consistency |
| | 8 | 1. Fixed the values being passed to date_range in the for loop to gather data points |
| | 9 | 1. By fixing (b), was able to remove the strange +12hrs being appended to at_date |
| | 10 | 1. Changed date_str to be last_date, since that's actually the number a user wants to see |
