Re: [I] RandomDate ignores inclusive end date and throws when start == end [jmeter]

["FSchumacher (via GitHub)" <gi...@apache.org>]

FSchumacher commented on issue #6609:
URL: https://github.com/apache/jmeter/issues/6609#issuecomment-4192404872

   I am fine with both exclusive end date (as implemented currently in 5.6) or inclusive (as implemented by #6610). But I think the documentation should be refined (in either case) and we should choose one of the cases.
   
   Currently the PR #6610 uses (in my opinion) inclusive end, as it spits out the end date (which is the start date) in case of both being equal, but the documentation changes state that the end is exclusive. In the case of exclusive end, I would expect to never get the end date as a result.
   
   Which way should we choose? Just document the fact, that it is exclusive (and thus choosing start == end would be an error (as it is currently)), or change it to inclusive?


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