Hi All,
First, thanks for JodaTime. I couldn't live without it! I'm
surprised I haven't come across this earlier but I have a test that
I'd expect to pass, but doesn't:
@Test
public void testDateTimeEquality() throws Exception {
final DateTime now = DateTime.now().toDateTimeISO();
final DateTime parsed = DateTime.parse(now.toDateTimeISO().toString());
assertEquals(now.getZone(), parsed.getZone());
assertEquals(now, parsed);
}
It fails with:
java.lang.AssertionError:
Expected :America/New_York
Actual :-05:00
I've tried this test a few different ways and I am not sure how, or if
it is possible, to get the parsed DateTime to be equal to the instance
produced by DateTime.now(). Any ideas? I'm using JodaTime 2.0.
Thanks,
Elliot
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