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Provide a Converter<TimeUnit, ChronoUnit>
See original GitHub issuecurrently there’s no official way (in JDK 8) for converting between
java.util.concurrent.TimeUnitandChronoUnit(there will be in JDK 9, though).
So we should consider providing one. Maybe it’s time to start selectively open sourcing our com.google.common.time package?
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We just made the transition to Java 8 internally last week, and we plan on releasing a Guava 21 (with Java8 support) sometime next quarter.
The reason we’ve been on the fence about adding this is that it already exists in
threeten-extraas:Temporals.chronoUnit(TimeUnit)Temporals.timeUnit(ChronoUnit)And we’re hesitant to add competing solutions when a reasonable solution already exists.