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                                            Shunping Huang

Call `DateTime(long)` instead of `DateTime(Object)`.

Just took a closer look in the documentation of joda. Both `DateTime(long)` and `Instant.toDateTime()` returns a `DateTime` object using the default timezone (which is also explicitly said in the documentation)....

Call `DateTime(long)` instead of `DateTime(Object)`.

Here is a little more deep dive on the code regarding @Abacn 's test case. - `Instant.now()` returns an `Instant` object with a timezone set to UTC. When we call...

Call `DateTime(long)` instead of `DateTime(Object)`.

@Abacn, do you want to check my previous comments. What I am trying to conveying is that, though those timestamps in your example do not look the same after printing,...

Call `DateTime(long)` instead of `DateTime(Object)`.

> Do they equal when you invoke Object.equal method? If machine doesn't think its equal then there is a risk to change this. > > In general if there is...