Add attachTimestamp field #421
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Does it has to pass the workflow fist? Do I need to bump a Version number somewhere? Do you maybe have feedback on this? |
Unfortunately I think that the number of open, unanswered issues https://github.com/balena-io-modules/drivelist/issues shows that this repo isn't very high on Balena's priority list? 🤷 (of course I'd be happy to be proved wrong!) |
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I thought it'd be useful to add field which holds the unix Timestamp the drive was attached, to easily allow users to identify the right device they just plugged in.
I am new with C++ and Typescript, so please review my changes.
I don't know how to deal with the y2038 bug in C++ for 32-bit systems, so please look over this.
This is tested on Linux, Windows and MacOS 64-Bit and I tried to run the linter, but I am not shure if cpplint worked properly and ran prettier, which corrected a few typos in some other files as well.
For the general approach it uses the modifcation Timestamp of the device files under /dev on Mac and Linux, and the "Last Arrival Date" Field on Windows. This is poorly documented, but I found this in devpkey.h.
I figured that this is not included in mingw's devpkey.h, because it didn't work without.
Actually I don't know what I'm doing with C++ and based my changes on suggestions from stackoverflow and chatgpt.
I would really appreciate your feedback,
Have a nice Day!