public void RequestExpirationIsBasedOnMinutesButNotSeconds()
{
// Arrange
var year = 2018;
var month = 10;
var day = 31;
var hour = 12;
var startTimeMinutes = 30;
var startTimeSeconds = 51;
var requestLengthInMinutes = 1;
var startTime = new DateTime(year, month, day, hour, startTimeMinutes, startTimeSeconds);
var userId = "User01";
CreateRequestViaController(requestLengthInMinutes, startTime, userId);
// Act
// Because we are moving from 12:30:51 to 12:31:03, the actual elapsed time is only 12 seconds,
// but still we should get an alert.
var requestTimeMinutes = startTimeMinutes + requestLengthInMinutes;
var requestTimeSeconds = 03;
var requestTime = new DateTime(year, month, day, hour, requestTimeMinutes, requestTimeSeconds);
_testClock.SetDateTime(requestTime);
ActionResult <TimeAndAlert> alertAction = _controller.GetAlert(userId);
// Assert
Assert.AreEqual(true, alertAction.Value.Alert);
}