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When upgrading to Avrohugger 1.0.0-RC12 timestamp_ms in the AVDL will be turned into java.time.Instant rather than LocalDateTime. To keep backwards compatibility between versions I think we'd need to have both of those types be serialized/deserialized the same way.
I'd love for any feedback.
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Thanks @zmccoy. I agree with you, the encoders defined in freestyle-rpc for LocalDateTime encode the values with the Timestamp millisecond precision approach.
When upgrading to Avrohugger 1.0.0-RC12
timestamp_ms
in the AVDL will be turned intojava.time.Instant
rather thanLocalDateTime
. To keep backwards compatibility between versions I think we'd need to have both of those types be serialized/deserialized the same way.I'd love for any feedback.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: