Is it possible to make a pattern for NodaTime's LocalTime, which matches the ISO 8601 standard for times? That is, can you make (minutes and) seconds optional, like you can make fractional seconds optional? I wish to be able to always have hours and minutes, but add everything else only when needed.
Optional seconds when serializing NodaTime.LocalTime?
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This doesn't exist in NodaTime currently, nor does it exist as an option for the built in
DateTime
andDateTimeOffset
objects.Probably the best you could do is to create two patterns and add some logic for which to use.