Roger,
Thanks for the suggestion. The old code used Calendar, but deep down in
the impl, I see even that used Date. Given that the requirements are
very very low, that the code is not using any Deprecated methods on
Date, and the difficulty of reliably testing in this area, it seemed
like
Thanks.
-- Jon
On 1/15/20 5:51 AM, Pavel Rappo wrote:
Three dates are created in succession: (1) `startDate` on MetaTag:103, (2)
`startTime` on HtmlConfiguration:265, and `date`
on MetaTag:95. If dates (1) and (3) are equal, we then conclude that (2) must
be the same as (1) and (3). If I
Three dates are created in succession: (1) `startDate` on MetaTag:103, (2)
`startTime` on HtmlConfiguration:265, and `date`
on MetaTag:95. If dates (1) and (3) are equal, we then conclude that (2) must
be the same as (1) and (3). If I read the intent correctly, this implication
warrants the
Please review a fix for a problem that occurs when a test is run across
midnight.
Although it is difficult to confirm the root cause, and equally
difficult to test, the root cause is believed to be a static final
instance of java.util.Calendar that is used to obtain the date written
into the
