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It seems that it's very possible to avoid using Temporal and Temporal function (actually, it's done quite similarly in Erlang implementation).
I believe that what they do technically belongs to the Clock rather then these two.
Would you accept a patch that removes them & moves impl to Clock instead? Or do you think it's a bad idea and they serve their purpose somewhere I haven't really noticed.
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If it simplifies things I'm all for it. I didn't need it in the erlang one as you say. I'm removing it in the java version. It was helpful initially to separate some concerns. Perhaps its beyond its usefulness. Simple wins here.
Hi,
It seems that it's very possible to avoid using Temporal and Temporal function (actually, it's done quite similarly in Erlang implementation).
I believe that what they do technically belongs to the Clock rather then these two.
Would you accept a patch that removes them & moves impl to Clock instead? Or do you think it's a bad idea and they serve their purpose somewhere I haven't really noticed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: