I am writing my first skala app and give me nscala-time
joda-time
Cover for Library.
I have a class like this:
Import package domains org.joda.time. {Period} = & gt; JodaPeriod} Case Class GroundTime (Val Min: JodaPeriod, Standard: JodaPeriod)
(I changed the name of class to Duration
class in my domain)
Now, in my specs2
test, I have to type something like this:
"Standard Ground Check time constraint "{Import com.github.nscala_time.time.imports._ val GroundTime = GroundTime (min = 10 minutes, standard = 15 minutes)
but I am getting an error not resolved Can symbolize minutes
.
I want to do the nscala-time
library of snapets like github
page:
2.hours + 45 .minutes + 10.seconds // com.github.nscala_time.time.DurationBuilder // (can be used as a period or as a duration) Return
I dug a bit in the code specs2
and I found that specificity you Import anything from
time applications
to specs2
and "shaded" min from
function min
Ansseela-Time
(I say shadow, but it was a problem with the likely underlying conversions).
but also NoTimeConversions
to
It creates the term builder
which I wanted in the first place.
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