Add Java time objects as valid BuildInfoKey values #178
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hey @eed3si9n, would this PR be interesting to the project? |
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CI is still pointing at Travis so it might not succeed, but I'll try to run the tests locally and get it to merge this weekend. |
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As part of our project we tag the release date of each of our components, but we'd like to operate on Java Time classes. This PR adds both
java.time.LocalDateandjava.time.Instant.Due to backwards compatibility I decided not to modify the behavior of
BuildInfoOption.BuildTime