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Please consider extending the Inst protocol to org.joda.time.DateTime on Clojure 1.9 and later. This would help improve interoperability and using insts more independently of the concrete implementation. Since clj-time in some sense has a de facto ‘ownership’ of org.joda.time.DateTime in the Clojure library world, I believe you are best suited to do such a protocol extension.
Thank you!
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Note: if you're on Java 8 or later, you should consider migrating from Joda Time/clj-time to Java Time (and, perhaps, clojure.java-time if you want a wrapper library).
Clojure 1.9 introduced the
Inst
protocol and with it the predicateinst?
and the accessor/conversion operationinst-ms
.Out of the box,
Inst
is extended tojava.util.Date
and, on Java 8 and later, tojava.time.Instant
.Please consider extending the
Inst
protocol toorg.joda.time.DateTime
on Clojure 1.9 and later. This would help improve interoperability and using insts more independently of the concrete implementation. Since clj-time in some sense has a de facto ‘ownership’ oforg.joda.time.DateTime
in the Clojure library world, I believe you are best suited to do such a protocol extension.Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: