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0 pointsHasnep2mo ago0 comments

There are no date, time or datetime types in JSON, so you'll have to serialise it to a string or an int anyway, and then when deserialising you'll need to identify explicitly which values should be parsed as dates.

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zelphirkalt1mo ago

Well, you could still have a compound object in JSON, that is output by the Temporal API, and which given as input is guaranteed to result in an equal object it was created/serialized from. This compound object must contain all required infos about timezones and such stuff.

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