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Avoid java.util.Date and Calendar classes · Issue #2862 · pmd/pmd · GitHub

Proposed Rule Name: UseJavaTimePackage

Proposed Category: Error Prone

Description:

Please create a rule that flags the usage of the following classes in the java.util package.

These classes are difficult to use and get right. They are also mutable and cannot easily be shared among threads. The classes in java.time are much easier to use and immutable.

Code Sample:

The following code uses GregorianCalendar and assumes the default time zone and locale.

new GregorianCalendar(2020, 10, 22);

This code uses Instant and is always in UTC. The java.time package provides other date objects that handle non-UTC time zones.

Possible Properties:

Can you think of some properties?

linusjf, Springvar and UncleOwen


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