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Support for java.time.Date converter? #493
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Pleas go ahead and provide a PR. My experience with Cedric is that he accepts such valuabale changes. :-) |
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- resolves issue cbeust#493 - unit tests - supported - Instant, LocalDate, LocalDateTime, LocalTime, OffsetDateTime, OffsetTime, ZonedDateTime - register converters in default factory
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Hi,
I notice that java.util.Date is the only supported default converter for date arguments.
I can write my own of course, but I wonder if you'll accept pull requests for java.time.Date since the util.Date is a mutable format and deprecated afaik...
Cheers
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