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[Brave News]: Update relative times in the feed #40875

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fallaciousreasoning opened this issue Sep 5, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by brave/brave-core#25447
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[Brave News]: Update relative times in the feed #40875

fallaciousreasoning opened this issue Sep 5, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by brave/brave-core#25447

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@fallaciousreasoning
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Steps to repro

  1. Open a feed
  2. Observe the relative time on a relatively new article (like 1 hour ago)
  3. Wait an hour

Expected result:
The publish time is 2 hours ago

Actual result
The publish time is 1 hour ago

@MadhaviSeelam
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Verification PASSED using

Brave | 1.71.111 Chromium: 130.0.6723.31 (Official Build) (64-bit)
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Revision | a39f12f230248c726d3f1cac2d59dd4dcac714d7
OS | Windows 11 Version 23H2 (Build 22631.4317)

Reproduced the issue in 1.70.126 Chromium: 129.0.6668.100

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  1. Installed 1.71.111
  2. launched Brave
  3. enable news via Turn on News
  4. observed the relative time on a relatively new article at 2:22 pm
    • first article show 48 minutes ago
    • second article show 6 hours ago
  5. waited for an hour

Confirmed relative times in the feed got updated as below at 3.25 pm

  • first article (CBR) shows 2 hours ago
  • second article (Hollywood Reporter) shows 7 hours ago
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@MadhaviSeelam MadhaviSeelam added QA Pass-Win64 and removed QA/In-Progress Indicates that QA is currently in progress for that particular issue labels Oct 10, 2024
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