feat(message): use precise-date for message publish time #503
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@JustinBeckwith technically yes, but I don't expect it to impact anyone. (famous last words) |
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* updated CHANGELOG.md [ci skip] * updated package.json [ci skip] * updated samples/package.json [ci skip]
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publishTimeis returned with microsecond precision, seems like a great use case for precise date!