core: parse epoch in micros or nanos #1673
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Updates the data parsing to allow for epoch timestamps in seconds, millis, micros, or nanos. Before it only supported seconds and millis. This does reduce the range of times a bit, but in practice the transition point is in the 1970s well before times we encounter or a few hundred years in the future.
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Updates the data parsing to allow for epoch timestamps in seconds, millis, micros, or nanos. Before it only supported seconds and millis. This does reduce the range of times a bit, but in practice the transition point is in the 1970s well before times we encounter or a few hundred years in the future.