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Sebb commented on LANG-1315:
The test case is hard to use as it's in two files buried deep in a file
structure.
In future, please provide a single file which exihibts the problem.
Ideally as a unit test (LANG uses JUnit).
As it stands, the test proves nothing, as it does not compare the output of
FastDateFormat with the output of SimpleDateFormat.
> FastDateParser parse method parses without considering timezone
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> Key: LANG-1315
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LANG-1315
> Project: Commons Lang
> Issue Type: Bug
>Reporter: Sudheendra
> Labels: DateParser, FastDateParser, parse
> Attachments: learn-fast-date.zip
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> Using commons-lang3 3.5
> FastDateParser parse(String ,ParsePosition ) internally calls
> calendar.getTime(). This method created a new Date object which will ignore
> the timezone and locale. Hence will default to system TZ and locale.
> The parse should happen with respect to the formatter's time zone but that is
> currently ignored
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