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Fix DynamoDbv2 bug for incorrect DateTime epoch serialization when date falls out of epoch supported range #3442

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Fix DynamoDbv2 bug for incorrect DateTime epoch serialization when date falls out of epoch supported range #3442

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Use Long instead of int for epoch
sander1095 Aug 15, 2024
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Update AWSSDKUtils to return a long instead of int
sander1095 Aug 15, 2024
f9eac89
Use int64 -> string method and reset the code for the int method
sander1095 Aug 15, 2024
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions sdk/src/Services/DynamoDBv2/Custom/DocumentModel/Document.cs
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Expand Up @@ -254,11 +254,11 @@ internal static DynamoDBEntry EpochSecondsToDateTime(DynamoDBEntry entry, string
// Converts a user-supplied DateTime-convertible DynamoDBEntry to epoch seconds stored in a Numeric Primitive.
internal static DynamoDBEntry DateTimeToEpochSeconds(DynamoDBEntry entry, string attributeName)
{
int? epochSeconds = null;
string epochSecondsAsString = null;
try
{
var dateTime = entry.AsDateTime();
epochSeconds = AWSSDKUtils.ConvertToUnixEpochSeconds(dateTime);
epochSecondsAsString = AWSSDKUtils.ConvertToUnixEpochSecondsString(dateTime);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Expand All @@ -268,9 +268,9 @@ internal static DynamoDBEntry DateTimeToEpochSeconds(DynamoDBEntry entry, string
attributeName, entry, e);
}

if (epochSeconds.HasValue)
if (epochSecondsAsString != null)
{
entry = (Primitive)(epochSeconds.Value);
entry = new Primitive(epochSecondsAsString, saveAsNumeric: true);
}

return entry;
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