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PrimitiveDateTime is now a type alias for PlainDateTime. While the former is not officially deprecated yet, it's good to use the canonical name proactively.
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+cc @exercism/roc |
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@IsaacG is that tag a mistake? Not sure why the Roc track maintainers would be interested in this. |
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Yes. Apologies. That should be @exercism/rust |
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Ah, I see. The Rust track maintainers are just me and @ellnix at the moment anyway. |
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No remaining references to PrimitiveDateTime that I can see, also verified that it's a type alias that their own documentation recommends against using.
LGTM!
PrimitiveDateTime is now a type alias for PlainDateTime. While the
former is not officially deprecated yet, it's good to use the canonical
name proactively.
Forum topic:
https://forum.exercism.org/t/replace-primitivedatetime-with-plaindatetime-time-crate-modernization/74912
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