Add %F output format option to print timestamps in a human-readable format #351
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| char buf[80]; | ||
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I think we need to check that tstype is valid, on older brokers (or message format versions) the tstype will be NONE and the timestamp unusable.
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Hi Magnus!
I added %F format option to display timestamps in human-readable format.
I suggest a format that is compatible with both ISO8601 and RFC3399:
2021-11-01T23:04:35.113 0300.Closes #189. Some code is borrowed from #216.
UPD: I see the failed CI job, going to check it later