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fixed an issue with datetimeimmutable comparaison #180
fixed an issue with datetimeimmutable comparaison #180
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$this->innerDateTime = new parent($time, $timezone); | ||
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//switch from regular datetime to safe version | ||
private static function createFromRegular(\DateTimeImmutable $datetime): self | ||
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$safeDatetime = new self(); | ||
$safeDatetime = new self($datetime->format('Y-m-d H:i:s'), $datetime->getTimezone()); //we need to also update the wrapper to not break the operators '<' and '>' |
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what about microseconds?
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damn i forgot about theses
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So milliseconds can't be used with < 7.4 because ::createFromFormat
doesn't accept it, microseconds should be used.
@Kharhamel thank you for fast response, can we potentially get a patch release with this? |
This pr solves #179