I am the beginner of Avro, I use below code to test Chr.Avro, I have a property MyDateTime in MyClass which is DateTime type, I found when calling 'builder.schema' to generate schema, 'MyDateTime' is marked as String in output, is it expected? Asked this because I see the official doc say Avro already supported Timestamp.
My test class
class MyClass { public Decimal MyDecimal { get; set; } public bool MyBool { get; set; } public long? MyLong { get; set; } public DateTime? MyDateTime { get; set; } public string MyString { get; set; } public byte MyByte { get; set; } public short MyShort { get; set; } }
use this code snippet to generate schema
var builder = new SchemaBuilder(); var schema = builder.BuildSchema<MyClass>(); var writer = new JsonSchemaWriter(); Console.WriteLine(writer.Write(schema));
I am the beginner of Avro, I use below code to test Chr.Avro, I have a property MyDateTime in MyClass which is DateTime type, I found when calling 'builder.schema' to generate schema, 'MyDateTime' is marked as String in output, is it expected? Asked this because I see the official doc say Avro already supported Timestamp.
official doc link: https://avro.apache.org/docs/1.8.0/spec.html#Timestamp
My test class
class MyClass { public Decimal MyDecimal { get; set; } public bool MyBool { get; set; } public long? MyLong { get; set; } public DateTime? MyDateTime { get; set; } public string MyString { get; set; } public byte MyByte { get; set; } public short MyShort { get; set; } }use this code snippet to generate schema
var builder = new SchemaBuilder(); var schema = builder.BuildSchema<MyClass>(); var writer = new JsonSchemaWriter(); Console.WriteLine(writer.Write(schema));Output snippet {"name":"MyDateTime","type":["null","string"]},