Colloquial report wrong "just now" when gap between dates are expressed in minutes and the left comparing date is future

[timefrancesco]

Hey there, I believe there are still a couple of issues in Colloquial and ColloquialSinceNow.
Given the following code:

let future = Date().add(components: 8.minutes)
let futureStringOne = try future.colloquialSinceNow().colloquial
let futureStringTwo = try Date().colloquial(to: future,  max: 1 ).colloquial

• futureStringOne outputs just now
• futureStringTwo outputs 8 minutes ago.
  I would expect both string to be in 8 minutes.

Also, all the parameters passed in colloquialSinceNow are ignored, it will always return the same string no matter what other parameters I pass in the function.

I'm using version 4.0.8.
Thanks

[timefrancesco]

I realized I might have called colloquial with inverted date, but when calling it this way:

let futureStringTwo = try future.colloquial(to: Date(), max: 1 ).colloquial

it also returns just now.
I can't find a way to write future dates if the interval is less than 1 hour.

[malcommac]

Hi,
Okay that's clearly a bug; when gap between two dates is expressed in minutes the value in your example is -8 and -8 < 5 minutes, so it's wrong perceived in "just now" case.
I've solved it in this commit 88067f1. You will found it in 4.0.9 upcoming release.
Thank you