"microseconds = False" seems to be ineffective

[mKartagis]

python 3.8

With "microseconds" explicitly defined as "False", the function seems to still attempt to retrieve "atime, mtime, ctime" and drop an error on some specific file (which i could not identify).

import folderstats
df = folderstats.folderstats(
    "path\to\folder",
    ignore_hidden=True,
    parent=True,
    microseconds=False
    )

~\.conda\envs\pyqgis38\lib\site-packages\folderstats\__init__.py in <lambda>(d)
    152         df[col] = df[col].apply(
    153             lambda d: datetime.fromtimestamp(d) if microseconds else \
--> 154                 datetime.fromtimestamp(d).replace(microsecond=0))
    155 
    156     if absolute_paths:

OSError: [Errno 22] Invalid argument

Works fine on others folders with no problematic file, but still look for timestamps while argument "microseconds" is False.

[datatalking]

@mKartagis I'm increasing the resolution on a time-series data project, was curious if you found a solution to this or workaround?