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I was messing around with JodaTime today, and I expected this test to pass: @Test public void dateTimeShouldRoundTrip() { DateTime originalDateTime = new DateTime(2013, 7, 4, 0, 0); DateTime roundTrip = new DateTime(originalDateTime.toGregorianCalendar()); assertThat(roundTrip, is(originalDateTime)); } But it fails. I checked it under both JodaTime 2.1 and 2.2. Further inspection (using the SamePropertyValuesAs matcher) shows that the failure is caused by a difference in the centuryOfEra property: originalDateTime.getCenturyOfEra(); // 20 roundTrip.getCenturyOfEra(); // 21 So why does this property change, when everything else - year, month, day, day of week, timezone, etc. - does not? Is this a bug? Shouldn't you be able to roundtrip a DateTime to a Calendar and back again?
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