humanize.naturaldelta() always rounds down

[lunaynx]

What did you do?

humanize.naturaldelta(10799)

Note that this is exactly one second below 3 hours.

What did you expect to happen?

It should say 3 hours.

What actually happened?

It says 2 hours.

What versions are you using?

• OS: Debian 12
• Python: 3.11.2
• Humanize: 4.9.0

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print(humanize(10800))  # "3 hours"
print(humanize(10799))  # "2 hours"

[hugovk]

Previously reported at the old repo:

• naturaldelta rounds down the months jmoiron/humanize#116
• naturaldelta should not round down the months jmoiron/humanize#186
• Rounding jmoiron/humanize#143

But those are closed, so we let's use this new issue.

There's an old PR that started work to fix this, but was never finished:

• Round naturaldelta to the nearest jmoiron/humanize#154

[mmarras]

Just ran into this, too. precisedelta(mydtime) -> '12 hours, 51 minutes and 44.17 seconds' naturaldelta(mydtime) -> '12 hours'. 🤐

@hugovk I'd possibly be motivated to pick this up. What's still needed over the old solution?

[hugovk]

@mmarras That would be great! I don't remember by now, jmoiron/humanize@a75d18c was the main commit, the others in the PR were mostly cosmetic and some have already been applied. At least the Unit -> _Unit renaming should be skipped. And it might be better with a fresh start, but feel free to take anything useful, like the tests might be.