docs: support high resolution mtime metadata #235
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Stores modification times as two values seconds and nanoseconds since or before the unix epoch. The `EpochSeconds` field represents a fraction of a second rather nanoseconds since the epoch. Developed from mine and @ribasushi's conversation on #232 (comment)
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🤦♂ I did not see this PR before I opened mine :( Mine has a bit more prose, and the data type is slightly different ( with a comment why ). Wat do we do? :) |
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Looks good as-is. Due to unfortunate timing another PR got opened with more prose, but this one will do the job too! :)
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Closing in favour of #236 |
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Stores modification times as two values seconds and nanoseconds since or before the unix epoch.
The
EpochSecondsfield represents a fraction of a second rather nanoseconds since the epoch.Developed from mine and @ribasushi's conversation on #232 (comment)