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LocalDateRange::toInterval #83

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Converting LocalDateRange to Interval is a common task in my app. Typically, I have a method to generate reports that expects a LocalDateRange argument. Subsequently, I need to transform it for SQL queries using the BETWEEN operator. It’s important to note that the timezone in my database differs from the implied timezone in LocalDateRange.

The new method introduced will transform any LocalDateRange into an Interval in the specified timezone.

@solodkiy solodkiy force-pushed the LocalDateRange_toInterval branch 2 times, most recently from a81d95d to 3517451 Compare September 30, 2023 16:10
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/**
* Converts this LocalDateRange to Interval instance.
*
* The result is Interval from 00:00 start date and 00:00 end date + one day (because end in Interval is exclude)
* in the given time-zone.
*/
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/**
* Converts this LocalDateRange to Interval instance.
*
* The result is Interval from 00:00 start date and 00:00 end date + one day (because end in Interval is exclude)
* in the given time-zone.
*/
/**
* Converts this LocalDateRange to an Interval in the given TimeZone.
*
* The result is an Interval from 00:00 on the start date to 00:00 on the end date + one day
* (the end Instant of Interval being exclusive).
*/

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Also, should we add a warning relative to this?

As to what happens if 00:00 falls within a DST transition (I'm not even sure if this is possible in any timezone).

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