[ji] to_time conversion for Java DateTime types #5703
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headius
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Apr 26, 2019
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@kares This looks fine to me, and I know having stuff in Ruby hurts startup, but I am reluctant to keep adding these extensions in Java. Maybe it's not a huge deal...there's going to be a small number of core JDK types we want to be able to easily roundtrip. |
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it wont load on startup, we lazy add these as the Java class gets used. so adding more of these wont hurt startup performance |
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should be good to go, a further extension would be to have a
to_datefor Java date types