dpol1 commented on issue #3013:
URL: https://github.com/apache/hugegraph/issues/3013#issuecomment-4380310057
Thanks @dosu, this matches my understanding.
The important point is that the write path stores `Userdata.CREATE_TIME`
as a real `java.util.Date`, but the backend read paths deserialize userdata
into a raw `Map`, so the formatted timestamp is never converted back to `Date`.
I agree the fix should probably be centralized if possible, rather than
repeated independently in every serializer: after deserializing userdata,
normalize the internal `Userdata.CREATE_TIME` entry from `String` back to
`Date`.
This also explains why the issue existed before #3011 but became easier to
observe with cross-JVM schema-cache invalidation: remote nodes are forced to
reload schema from backend storage instead of reusing the publishing JVM's
in-memory schema object.
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