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Support for using java.time.Duration as dueDate for timers

See original GitHub issue

The TimerUtil is used to create the timer job entity. It would be nice if we support java.time.Duration as due time.

If the expression returns java.time.Duration we can set the dueDateString

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:6 (6 by maintainers)

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filiphrcommented, Aug 2, 2018

@lamtrhieu of course. Let us know if you need some help.

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filiphrcommented, Aug 19, 2018

Done in PR #1228. Thanks @lamtrhieu for the contribution

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