Ensure Time.zone.today is evaluated at comparison time #170
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Before this commit I think `Time.zone.today` was only being evaluated when the application first booted, rather than each time the validation was called. This manifested as validation error messages for some users when the application hadn't been deployed for several days (e.g. #169). I'm hopeful that passing a lambda to `less_than_or_equal_to` will fix this but I'm unsure of how to express that in a test.
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Before this commit I think
Time.zone.todaywas only being evaluated when the application first booted, rather than each time the validation was called. This manifested as validation error messages for some users when the application hadn't been deployed for several days (e.g. #169).I'm hopeful that passing a lambda to
less_than_or_equal_towill fix this but I'm unsure of how to express that in a test.Fixes: #169