The ThreeTenABP README instructs users to isert a call to AndroidThreeTen.init() into their application’s onCreate() method. And yes, that’s the (supposedly faster) Android adaptation of ThreeTenBP, not the original (fully portable) ThreeTenBP.
However, if I omit the call, my app seems to run fine and without any obvious errors. Is this method just there to speed up things, anticipating a possibly lengthy initialization so it won’t slow you down on first use (eager vs. lazy initialization)? Or do I risk getting incorrect results if I don’t initialize ThreeTenABP properly?
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