Separate ISO and default serializers #393
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Sometimes, `X.Formats.ISO` and `X.parse()`/`X.toString()` behave subtly differently; currently, it's the case for `LocalDateTime` and `LocalTime`. With this change, every entity that supports custom formats obtains a separate default serializer in addition to the ISO 8601 serializer, which now properly delegates to the corresponding `DateTimeFormat`. Fixes #351
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Closing in favor of #415 |
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Sometimes,
X.Formats.ISOandX.parse()/X.toString()behave subtly differently; currently, it's the case forLocalDateTimeandLocalTime.With this change, every entity that supports custom formats obtains a separate default serializer in addition to the
ISO 8601 serializer, which now properly delegates to the corresponding
DateTimeFormat.Fixes #351