Add directive to decode/unmarshal to UTC #392
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Adds `//msgp:timezone utc` that will decode and unmarshal to UTC time. Avoids nasty hacks, time setting `time.Local` or having to do reflection to go through structs. Want for a new function, since it was a much cleaner solution than trying to convert after reading.
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+1 I've tested this and it has worked, thanks @klauspost |
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Adds
//msgp:timezone utcthat will decode and unmarshal to UTC time.Default is
//msgp:timezone local. If someone is feeling adventurous they can expand on these 2 settings, but this should cover 99.99% of use cases.Avoids nasty hacks, time setting
time.Localor having to do reflection to go through structs.Went for a new function, since it was a much cleaner solution than trying to convert after reading.