Github user srowen commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/14279
I like this change. It does introduce a reasonably significant behavior
change in the output, even if the output is better. CC @rxin who brought that
up. The problem with changing CSV to match JSON output is that the JSON output
is 'wrong'.
I suppose a narrower change here would be to have JSON output a timestamp
(number of seconds since the epoch) to match CSV, and then expose an optional
date format to control the output. That's less change, but changes JSON. WDYT?
Here, it's always using ISO-8601 by default right?
What's the issue with dates before 1970, just that they don't parse
correctly?
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