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Oh! I missed this issue. Thanks for examples I'll be back to this soon.

I'm trying to figure out how to create duration scale and not really understand how it should work. Is it something like that? ``` (require '[wadogo.scale :as s] '[java-time :as...

There are two temporal amounts: Period (years) and Duration (minutes). I see two additional scales. To solve is how ticks are represented and formatted. There rest is easily doable.

Exactly the same here.

On which version of JDK does it happen? 11 by a chance?

I remember @kiramclean encountered something similar on JDK 11 but I can't find a zulip discussion now.

It was (accidentally) added by a column project. Here is the full list, maybe it's good to review it again to avoid similar pitfalls. https://github.com/scicloj/tablecloth/blob/1d501aaeb1096f124b96955afd79f9242ef0781d/src/tablecloth/api/api_template.clj#L136

Thanks for the report. Can you tell me which JVM you are using and if there is a stacktrace, please attach it.

Looks like it's a tech.ml.dataset error: ```clojure (spit "test.json" "[ {\"test\": 1, \"time-period\": \"2024-06-20\"}, {\"test\": 2, \"time-period\": \"2024-06-21\"}, {\"test\": 3, \"time-period\": \"2024-06-22\"}]") (tc/dataset "test.json" {:key-fn keyword :parser-fn {:time-period :local-date}}) ```...

No worries. Addressed the problem already.