Following the work done in #1307, ibc-rs's Timestamptype no longer relies upon tendermint-rs's Time type. Both of these types now co-exist, each one wrapping a private PrimitiveDateTime. For better interoperability between these co-existing types, at least one of them should expose the underlying PrimitiveDateTime type.
Proposal
There are multiple avenues for how compatibility between these two types can be improved:
[ ] Add conversions in the form of TryFrom<PrimitiveDateTime> and Into<PrimitiveDateTime> for the Timestamp type
[ ] Allow host and consensus states to introduce their own timestamp types
Feature Summary
Following the work done in #1307, ibc-rs's
Timestamptype no longer relies upon tendermint-rs'sTimetype. Both of these types now co-exist, each one wrapping a privatePrimitiveDateTime. For better interoperability between these co-existing types, at least one of them should expose the underlyingPrimitiveDateTimetype.Proposal
There are multiple avenues for how compatibility between these two types can be improved:
TryFrom<PrimitiveDateTime>andInto<PrimitiveDateTime>for theTimestamptype