Yes, that's the most recent wording.
The issue is when you put the dates in for the time you were in a declared combat zone, TurboTax will not allow you to submit without correcting it to be a full year to meet the "abode" definition (without consideration for supporting in a declared combat zone). Obviously, if you set the date to a full year, it sets all of your income as foreign earned income, not just the amount that you say is foreign earned income. You are given an option to say that you have a waiver, and you can add a note that you were in a combat zone. However that still doesn't allow you to electronically file because it wants you to fix the dates. Using the physical test pretty much results in the same issue. The only option is to then file it by mail. Which, if I'm doing that, I might as well pay a CPA to make sure I'm not spending months to do my taxes. I spend way too much time overseas to deal with that.
