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This is an interesting use case, one that I've never really used Timecop for. I'm not 100% sold on the change...I like the consistency of returning Time.now from all 3 functions (freeze, travel, return). Furthermore, you can invoke #freeze and #travel without passing a block.
Can you get away with using an instance variable (@user)? That will eliminate the need to define the variable prior to the method call.
It would be trivial to apply the change you're asking for, but I don't think I'm going to add it to the library. I know its not ideal, but it would be pretty simple to maintain your own fork. This library, though only versioned 0.3.0, is pretty mature. I don't foresee many changes to the codebase moving forward.
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