Use TimeZone in DeserializationContext when SerializationFeature.WRITE_DATES_WITH_ZONE_ID is not set #69
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Outline
This pull request is to fix #68. It adds a feature to honor
TimeZone
inDeserializationContext
ifSerializationFeature.WRITE_DATES_WITH_ZONE_ID
is not set.If timezone format is specified as part of
JacksonJodaDateFormat
during init time, it will be honored first; otherwiseTimeZone
inDeserializationContext
is used.I realize this means if
JacksonJodaDateFormat
is predefined as in constructor/@JsonFormat
,TimeZone
inDeserializationContext
is going to be invalid. However thisTimeZone
has a default value as . So that there's no way of distinguishing if this is just a default or thisTimeZone
should be handled specifically.Fix
There are only three datatypes that are associated with
TimeZone
:Also add additional unit test cases for
TimeZone
related features.