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| // chrono timestamp in ms, 1 hour from now | ||
| Self::AbsoluteTimestamp(Utc::now().timestamp_millis() as u64 + 3600000) | ||
| // chrono timestamp in ms, 1 hour from now + 3600000 removed | ||
| Self::AbsoluteTimestamp(Utc::now().timestamp_millis() as u64) |
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Hmm, it doesn't really make sense to me for the default time to be now - why would the user time travel to now?
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Hmm, it doesn't really make sense to me for the default time to be
now- why would the user time travel to now?
when time traveling it to say x time it ends up (x time + 1hour) so seems like default value is still being applied when entering your own value
| // FIX: Convert timestamp from seconds to milliseconds if needed | ||
| if let TimeTravelConfig::AbsoluteTimestamp(ref mut ts) = time_travel_config { | ||
| // comment If timestamp is in seconds (< 10 billion), convert to milliseconds | ||
| if *ts < 10_000_000_000 { |
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I think I'd rather be clear in the docs + erroring that the timestamp should be in ms, rather than play this guessing game of should we/should we not convert. Thoughts @lgalabru?
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I think I'd rather be clear in the docs + erroring that the timestamp should be in ms, rather than play this guessing game of should we/should we not convert. Thoughts @lgalabru?
Ideally fixing the source of the bug would be best I'm just not sure where to find the timeTravel ui i think that may be where it is
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added check to convert timestamp to ms and remved the default + 1hour