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Currently there's no way that I can tell that a pydantic date-time field can be converted to a timestamp-millis field, which is the required timestamp format at my workplace. I can see here that it's hardcoded to timestamp-micros, but I also note that in the other direction, both millis and micros are converted to datetime.
I am not sure how to fix in a backwards-compatible way without requiring some kind of config setup which doesn't currently exist but if anyone has ideas I would gladly submit a PR.
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Currently there's no way that I can tell that a pydantic
date-time
field can be converted to atimestamp-millis
field, which is the required timestamp format at my workplace. I can see here that it's hardcoded totimestamp-micros
, but I also note that in the other direction, bothmillis
andmicros
are converted todatetime
.I am not sure how to fix in a backwards-compatible way without requiring some kind of config setup which doesn't currently exist but if anyone has ideas I would gladly submit a PR.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: