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Fix bug where collector startTime is in nanoseconds #486
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Fixes #:
#485
Description of changes:
This PR fixes a bug where the instance variable startTime was being hidden by the local variable startTime(#436) causing the collector's timestamp to be recorded in nanoseconds.
Tests:
Made sure docker build was fine, and that perftop showed metrics correctly.
If new tests are added, how long do the new ones take to complete
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