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Whenever a special condition is used for converting a unix timestamp into another timestamp (i.e. from unix to utc, or from unix to unix) the input timestamp as unix is divided by the multiplier of the given precision.
Example: -ct timestamp:@timestamp{unix:millis}->@timestamp{%Y-%m-%d}
In this example the given unix timestamp should be in milliseconds precision (according to user input). Now the given unix timestamp is for whatever reason divided by the precision multiplier value to generate a date object which is not necessary at all (see line 98).
Solution:
Remove the division in line 98 as it is not needed
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Whenever a special condition is used for converting a unix timestamp into another timestamp (i.e. from unix to utc, or from unix to unix) the input timestamp as unix is divided by the multiplier of the given precision.
Example:
-ct timestamp:@timestamp{unix:millis}->@timestamp{%Y-%m-%d}
In this example the given unix timestamp should be in milliseconds precision (according to user input). Now the given unix timestamp is for whatever reason divided by the precision multiplier value to generate a date object which is not necessary at all (see line 98).
Solution:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: