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I was looking into this, and took the liberty of changing the API to a datetime rather than milliseconds to avoid anyone passing in seconds or microseconds.
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# Rationale for this change I was looking into this, and took the liberty of changing the API to a datetime rather than milliseconds to avoid anyone passing in seconds or microseconds. # Are these changes tested? # Are there any user-facing changes? <!-- In the case of user-facing changes, please add the changelog label. -->
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Rationale for this change
I was looking into this, and took the liberty of changing the API to a datetime rather than milliseconds to avoid anyone passing in seconds or microseconds.
Are these changes tested?
Are there any user-facing changes?