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The NominalDiffTime type is intended for manipulation of universal dates, and it does not always represent the same interval of time. The timeout values on the other hand require exactly an interval of time, which is the case in this library. Such values should be represented by the DiffTime type.
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How is it more expressive? AFAICT (Nominal)DiffTime even allow negative values -- which is utterly nonsensical for timeouts.
(Also, there are other time libraries, though they usually themselves end up having to depend on time itself. Given the above I just don't it makes sense to have the dependency. That's all.)
The NominalDiffTime type is intended for manipulation of universal dates, and it does not always represent the same interval of time. The timeout values on the other hand require exactly an interval of time, which is the case in this library. Such values should be represented by the DiffTime type.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: