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parse_tz swallowed the jiff error, so an unknown name such as a typo in America/New_York silently fell back to the system timezone and could group usage under the wrong date, with no error and no warning. The check runs once in the binary after config and flags are merged, next to the existing --last resolver, because the parser crate deliberately has no timezone dependency. It covers the shared flag, the statusline flag, and a config timezone, and only inspects the value the command will actually use. `local` stays accepted as the documented name for the system timezone.
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Reviewed changes Reviewed the single-commit fix for unknown --timezone values end to end.
- Timezone validation: new
cli/timezone.rschecks only the timezone the selected command will use, after config and flags merge, so overrides keep working. - Core helper:
is_valid_timezoneacceptslocalas the system-timezone alias and delegates everything else toJiffTimeZone::get. - Binary wiring:
cli::parseruns the check beforelast_window::resolve, exiting with usage text instead of silently falling back to the system zone. - Tests and docs: unit tests cover rejection, acceptance, root-vs-command precedence, and config override; CLI options guide documents the rejection.
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In `@rust/crates/ccusage/src/cli/timezone.rs`:
- Around line 12-14: Update the validation error messages in validate and
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--timezonerejection message invalidateand the testrejectionhelper to mention'local'alongside IANA names, matching the already-acceptedlocalbehavior and docs.
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A host with no zoneinfo at all cannot resolve any name, not even UTC, so the check would turn the old silent fallback into a hard failure. The CI integration tests hit this because they spawn the binary with a cleared environment inside the hermetic sandbox. The validator now only runs when jiff reports a non-empty database, and the empty case is unit-tested with an injected TimeZoneDatabase::none().
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The The same situation exists for users on minimal containers without tzdata, so this is a real regression, not just a test-environment one. Pushed ef24c8b: validation now only runs when |
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P3: On hosts with no zoneinfo database, `db.is_definitively_empty()` short-circuits before `db.get(value)`, so `is_valid_timezone` returns true for every value including a typo like `Not/AZone`. `parse_tz` then returns None and the report silently falls back to system time — the exact silent-fallback behavior this PR is meant to reject. The bypass is documented as intentional (needed to keep the hermetic CI sandbox green), but it means the validation is a no-op on minimal containers. Consider at least confirming this trade-off is surfaced to users, since a typo'd `--timezone` will pass validation there.</violation>
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| /// there would turn the old silent fallback into a hard failure, so the check | ||
| /// only runs when there is a database to check against. | ||
| fn is_valid_timezone_in(db: &jiff::tz::TimeZoneDatabase, value: &str) -> bool { | ||
| value == "local" || db.is_definitively_empty() || db.get(value).is_ok() |
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P3: On hosts with no zoneinfo database, db.is_definitively_empty() short-circuits before db.get(value), so is_valid_timezone returns true for every value including a typo like Not/AZone. parse_tz then returns None and the report silently falls back to system time — the exact silent-fallback behavior this PR is meant to reject. The bypass is documented as intentional (needed to keep the hermetic CI sandbox green), but it means the validation is a no-op on minimal containers. Consider at least confirming this trade-off is surfaced to users, since a typo'd --timezone will pass validation there.
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<comment>On hosts with no zoneinfo database, `db.is_definitively_empty()` short-circuits before `db.get(value)`, so `is_valid_timezone` returns true for every value including a typo like `Not/AZone`. `parse_tz` then returns None and the report silently falls back to system time — the exact silent-fallback behavior this PR is meant to reject. The bypass is documented as intentional (needed to keep the hermetic CI sandbox green), but it means the validation is a no-op on minimal containers. Consider at least confirming this trade-off is surfaced to users, since a typo'd `--timezone` will pass validation there.</comment>
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@@ -295,7 +295,15 @@ fn civil_from_days(days: i64) -> (i32, u32, u32) {
+/// there would turn the old silent fallback into a hard failure, so the check
+/// only runs when there is a database to check against.
+fn is_valid_timezone_in(db: &jiff::tz::TimeZoneDatabase, value: &str) -> bool {
+ value == "local" || db.is_definitively_empty() || db.get(value).is_ok()
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Reviewed changes Reviewed the delta since the prior pullfrog review (ebc680f → ef24c8b).
- Skipped validation without a zoneinfo database:
is_valid_timezonenow delegates tois_valid_timezone_in, which accepts any name whendb.is_definitively_empty(), preserving the old silent fallback on minimal hosts instead of hard-failing evenUTC. - Covered the bypass with unit tests: added an unconditional
TimeZoneDatabase::none()test plus a zoneinfo-guarded accept/reject test indate_utils.rs. - Documented the fallback: the CLI options guide notes that names cannot be checked where no zoneinfo database exists.
Verified against the jiff 0.2.35 sources that TimeZoneDatabase::none(), is_definitively_empty(), and the top-level empty-get path (which, unlike the zoneinfo backend, has no UTC shortcut) make the bypass necessary and correctly placed.
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| &["blocks", "--timezone", "Not/AZone"], | ||
| &["statusline", "--timezone", "Not/AZone"], | ||
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| assert_eq!(validated(args), rejection("Not/AZone"), "{args:?}"); |
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The CLI rejection tests assume a populated zoneinfo database, so on a host where the new bypass kicks in they would fail instead of passing.
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Fixes #1730.
parse_tzswallowed the jiff error, so an unknown--timezonevalue (or a configtimezone) silently fell back to the system timezone and could group usage under the wrong date, with no error and no warning.The check runs once in the
ccusagebinary, right after parsing and beforelast_window::resolve, which already consumes the timezone. It lives there rather than in the parser becauseccusage-cli-parserdeliberately depends only onccusage-cliand has no timezone library. One check covers the shared--timezoneflag, the statusline--timezoneflag, and a configtimezone, because all of them land on the parsed args. It only inspects the timezone the selected command will use, soccusage daily --config bad.json -z UTCandccusage -z Not/AZone daily -z UTCboth still run.ccusage-coregainsis_valid_timezone.local, which the configuration guide recommends for the system timezone, stays accepted and keeps its current behavior.Tests cover unified,
claude daily,claude session,codex monthly,blocks, andstatuslinerejections;UTC,Asia/Tokyo,local, and no timezone acceptance; root-vs-command precedence; and a real config file whose bad timezone is rejected and then overridden by a flag before or after the command. The CLI options guide gets one sentence.Validation:
cargo test -p ccusage -p ccusage-core,cargo clippy --all-targets -D warnings,cargo fmt --check, and the release binary end to end for flag, statusline, config, override, andlocalcases.Summary by cubic
Rejects unknown
--timezonevalues instead of silently falling back to the system timezone, which could group usage under the wrong date. Fixes #1730. Validation now skips on hosts with no zoneinfo database, preserving the old fallback rather than turning it into a hard failure.localas the documented system timezone alias; skips validation entirely when the zoneinfo database is empty.is_valid_timezonetoccusage-coreand a validation step in theccusagebinary.local, the new rejection behavior, and the no-zoneinfo fallback.Written for commit ef24c8b. Summary will update on new commits.
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localor a valid IANA timezone name, including command-specific overrides.Documentation