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Following some off-list feedback, I'm proposing some slight tightening of the Java time-scale spec:
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* other times during the day will be broadly in line with the agreed inte…
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The JDK supports the concept of lenient building of dates, such that parsing JANUARY the 32nd will yield FEBRUARY the 1st. Should JSR-310 support this?
Note that this is different to the lenient pars…
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I'm playing around with the java.time API and while I was replacing java.util.Date with java.time.LocalDateTime I noticed that some of my unit tests failed, but not always.
Turned out that Duration.b…
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This issue continues the discussion that started in [this issue](https://github.com/msgpack/msgpack/issues/121), which has grown interminably long.
- [Here is the link](https://gist.github.com/frsyuki…
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The tzdb included in the JDK needs to be easily replaced/supplemented. must vs nice to have list:
1. For a standard JDK downloaded by a "normal" user, the JSR-310 tzdb must be the same raw data as th…
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Currently, ceylon.time operates with a precision of a _millisecond_.
Even now it is not quite adequate for some of the tasks and with the way the hardware evolves, it is not likely to be enough.
Wha…
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.. for Text printouts. Or at least not according to doc, from DateTimeFormatter.pattern(String):
"Text: The text style is determined based on the number of pattern letters used. Less than 4 pattern l…
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In many countries, Easter is a public holiday. Moreover others (like Pentecost Monday) depend on it. I have found myself implementing (read: copy-pasting) an algorithm like this on several occasions, …
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The serialization format of all JSR 310 classes. Ser needs to be documented as part of the spec.
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Several java.time.format package improvements to better align with other JDK designs and patterns:
- The DateTimeFormatter factory methods currently in DateTimeFormatters are moved to DateTimeFormatte…