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I'm not sure why the explicit call of dropMilliseconds for the timestamp attribute was retained in 6b3f140, but when testing #62 I found it necessary to do so for assets' archived attribute as well. These should sorts of calls should all be obviated by the use of transformByFormat for any attributes with a JSON Schema string format of "date-time", but this does not seem to be working, leaving the system susceptible to more errors. I'll have to come back around to this before any general release.
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I'm not sure why the explicit call of
dropMilliseconds
for thetimestamp
attribute was retained in 6b3f140, but when testing #62 I found it necessary to do so for assets'archived
attribute as well. These should sorts of calls should all be obviated by the use oftransformByFormat
for any attributes with a JSON Schema string format of"date-time"
, but this does not seem to be working, leaving the system susceptible to more errors. I'll have to come back around to this before any general release.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: