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Currently the source-date of an item is parsed and serialized as a java.util.Date. When reading it from the db with edn/read-string it will be converted back to java.util.Date. The rest of the code base uses java.time and local-date.
It would be nice if we could move all to java.time. For that we need to enhance edn to store and read the types of java.time. There is a library which does that namely time-literals by Henry Widd.
One (major) downside of this is that we would have to migrate all existing edn strings in the database.
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Currently the source-date of an item is parsed and serialized as a
java.util.Date
. When reading it from the db withedn/read-string
it will be converted back tojava.util.Date
. The rest of the code base usesjava.time
andlocal-date
.It would be nice if we could move all to
java.time
. For that we need to enhance edn to store and read the types ofjava.time
. There is a library which does that namely time-literals by Henry Widd.One (major) downside of this is that we would have to migrate all existing edn strings in the database.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: