Not sure if this is an intended behavior, but UtilsJS#getDuration (which acts as a type converter for java.time.Duration) does not add up multiple temporal units.
Example
UtilsJS.getDuration('1h') => return a Duration of 1 hourUtilsJS#getDuration('1h30m') -> return a Duration of 30 minutes instead of 1 hour and 30 minutes
Notes
I think this function may be improved so that the above example would return a Duration instance of 1 hour and 30 minutes instead of stripping away the 1h bit and parsing 30m only.
Minecraft Version
1.19.2
KubeJS Version
1902.6.2-build.63
Rhino Version
1902.2.3-build.284
Architectury Version
6.6.92
Forge/Fabric Version
Forge 43.3.7
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Description
Not sure if this is an intended behavior, but
UtilsJS#getDuration(which acts as a type converter forjava.time.Duration) does not add up multiple temporal units.Example
UtilsJS.getDuration('1h')=> return a Duration of 1 hourUtilsJS#getDuration('1h30m')-> return a Duration of 30 minutes instead of 1 hour and 30 minutesNotes
I think this function may be improved so that the above example would return a Duration instance of 1 hour and 30 minutes instead of stripping away the
1hbit and parsing30monly.Crash report/logs
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