Hi!
I wasn't sure whether to send an email here and to submit a bug, so I
hope this is the right spot.
I am currently using Jackson 2.4 and a mixture of JodaTime and Java 8
time. Since Joda is deprecated, I want to move away from it. I am also
in the process to upgrade Jackson to 2.9.4.
One "issue" I can across is that with jodatime, I always get three
subsecond digits, no matter what. Example:
2016-12-06T23:29:41.760Z
With the latest Jackson version and Java 8, I get the same time as:
2016-12-06T23:29:41.76Z
While this is according to ISO 100% correct, I have a public API and I
can't be 100% sure that all the API users have a ISO-compliant parser. I
know how to change the formatting but I guess I might not be the only
one with that situation out there. Would you accept a PR for that?
I would add a new SerializationFeature and add it to the
ZonedDateTimeSerializer and the OffsetDateTimerSerializer.
Cheers
Ruwen
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