Feature/configurable timezone #294
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January 31, 2023 10:59
- New static RedisSerializationSettings for centralized serialization config - UseUtcTime & UseLocalTime settings - Moved a lot of duplicated JsonSerializerSettings into RedisSerializationSettings
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Added the option to change TimeZone used by DateTimeJsonConverter to allow deserialization into UTC-DateTimes instead of Local ones, which can be a hassle to reverse-engineer in environments where Local is unreliable or undesirable.
Should resolve or at least mitigate #271 and shouldn't cause any breaking changes since the UTC setting is opt-in.
Also centralized a lof of duplicated JsonSerializerSettings, and technically allows users to tinker with the settings themselves (at their own risk, naturally).