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When using TCP API I get for example this time: 1550161376571 which corresponds to 2019-02-14T16:22:56.571000+00:00. The 1550161376 is apparently a UNIX timestamp while 571 is the number of milliseconds. I'd like to have microseconds as well. HTTP API does return microseconds so there is no reason for TCP API to not return them.
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When using TCP API I get for example this time:
1550161376571
which corresponds to2019-02-14T16:22:56.571000+00:00
. The1550161376
is apparently a UNIX timestamp while571
is the number of milliseconds. I'd like to have microseconds as well. HTTP API does return microseconds so there is no reason for TCP API to not return them.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: