increase log timestamp resolution to milliseconds#1342
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It is recommended to use a mature logging library. #1344 |
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Yes, but this requires a lot more work, refactoring. So 'til someone gets the time to do it, this fills the gap. |
If --new-log-timestamp is enabled and the --new-log-timestamp-format ends with %N, the time gets formatted as UTC timestamp whereby %N gets replaced by the microseconds part of the current time.
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fixes #1341 |
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If --new-log-timestamp is enabled and the --new-log-timestamp-format ends with %N, the time gets formatted as UTC timestamp whereby %N gets replaced by the microseconds part of the current time.