Introduce FakeTimeProvider.AdjustTime #5192
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dariusclay
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Was this meant to be included or was it from working on #5191 ?
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Yep, makes sure we don't regress...
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Oh, sorry, that file shouldn't be there.
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This addresses #5072 by allowing time to be adjusted forwards and backwards in order to simulate the system's clock being adjusted. Messing around with the time in this way doesn't affect outstanding timers.
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This addresses #5072 by allowing time to be
adjusted forwards and backwards in order to simulate the system's clock being adjusted. Messing around
with the time in this way doesn't affect outstanding timers.
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