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DOMTimeStamp is now EpochTimeStamp #2686

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@marcoscaceres marcoscaceres commented Oct 21, 2021

closes #2674


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since expires is a relative time to now (as discussed in #2674), I don't think EpochTimeStamp is correct

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Ah, got it. Yeah, a high res time stamp would be better.

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The change of timestamp type is at #2674

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jan-ivar commented Nov 4, 2021

Tooling is currently broken over this. Re-opening to consider temporarily merging this until #2674 has been resolved

@jan-ivar jan-ivar reopened this Nov 4, 2021
@aboba aboba merged commit 390aa44 into main Nov 4, 2021
@marcoscaceres marcoscaceres deleted the epoch branch November 4, 2021 19:48
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Consider using DOMHighResTimestamp instead of DOMTimeStamp
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