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freezegun 1.5.5: Freeze the clock in a Python test with freezegun so datetime, time.time and time.monotonic agree, and know what freeze_time cannot reach

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Environnement déclaré python 3.12 linux x64 python 3.12 python pip

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python 3.12 · linux alpine/x64 · docker ed25519:a2ec939a4c60e243 PASS compile:SKIPPED · contract:PASS · load:PASS · resolve:PASS
CONTAINER_RUN · python@1		 2026-08-14
python 3.12 · linux alpine/x64 · docker ed25519:d91480838ac982c9 PASS compile:SKIPPED · contract:PASS · load:PASS · resolve:PASS
CONTAINER_RUN · python@1		 2026-08-18

Cas

HOW
Objectif
Freeze the clock in a Python test with freezegun so datetime, time.time and time.monotonic agree, and know what freeze_time cannot reach
Paquets
Symboles
  • freezegun.freeze_time
  • FrozenDateTimeFactory.tick
  • FrozenDateTimeFactory.move_to
  • tz_offset
  • datetime.datetime.now
  • datetime.datetime.utcnow
  • datetime.date.today
  • time.time
  • time.monotonic
  • time.perf_counter
Environnement
python 3.12
Créé
2026-08-14T13:20:26Z

Contrat

  1. assert freeze_time as a context manager pins datetime.now(), datetime.utcnow(), time.time(), time.time_ns() and date.today() to one instant that does not tick between reads
  2. assert the frozen readings agree with each other, so datetime.now().timestamp() is exactly time.time()
  3. assert a module that did `from datetime import datetime` before the freeze is frozen too, because freeze_time rebinds the name that module already holds
  4. assert freeze_time rewrites the test file's own globals as well, so a bare handle kept for comparison becomes the fake class and compares equal to it
  5. assert a bound classmethod captured at import (now = datetime.now) escapes the sweep and keeps returning real time inside the freeze
  6. assert a module-level constant computed at import (DEFAULT_START = datetime.now()) keeps its real value and its real class, and still passes isinstance against the frozen datetime
  7. assert a duration measured against that stale constant comes out negative by more than twenty-five years with nothing raised
  8. assert a datetime subclass defined at import ignores the freeze in now() but follows it in today(), because CPython builds today() on time.time and now() on the C system clock
  9. assert tick() advances one second and returns the new time, and tick(timedelta) and tick(float) advance further, with time.time() moving alongside
  10. assert move_to() sets an absolute time, returns None, and carries the module's readings and the subclass's today() with it
  11. assert time.monotonic and time.perf_counter are frozen to the same wall clock as time.time, so a duration spanning the boundary of the freeze measures about thirty years
  12. assert moving the frozen clock backwards makes time.monotonic() go backwards
  13. assert a module first imported inside the freeze keeps the frozen constant, as a FakeDatetime instance, after the block ends
  14. assert leaving the block restores datetime, the rewritten module globals and the real monotonic clock
  15. assert tz_offset is added to now() but never to utcnow(), so those two are what differ by the offset
  16. assert an aware now(timezone.utc) carries the same reading as the naive now() rather than a UTC-correct one, so its timestamp() disagrees with time.time() by exactly tz_offset
  17. assert the naive now().timestamp() equals time.time(), and date.today() takes the offset so a large enough offset changes the date
  18. assert tz_offset accepts a timedelta, so an offset that is not a whole number of hours works
  19. assert datetime.utcnow() raises a DeprecationWarning on python 3.12 in real time and none at all under a freeze

Fichiers

  • csx.json
  • requirements.txt
  • src/__init__.py
  • src/clock.py
  • src/late_import.py
  • test/contract.py

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