testfactory: automatically set FinalizedAt if finalized state #585
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If the job being created is in a finalized state, automatically set the `FinalizedAt` timestamp so that callers don't always have to do so.
brandur
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Sep 9, 2024
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We may also want to move this into Merging for now though! |
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This was a small quality of life improvement I ran into while working on Pro stuff. I figure that by default, the
testfactorypackage should try to do the right thing and avoid requiring every field to be specified when there are reasonable defaults that could be set based on other values.In that vein, if the job being created is in a finalized state, automatically set the
FinalizedAttimestamp so that callers don't always have to do so. There was only one test that this broke, which was an easy fix.