Descriptions of started and ready time metrics contain time units but the unit may change when the metrics are exported #36507
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When using this metric in Grafana/Prometheus, it is a bit confusing, because as the screenshot below shows, it is
application_started_time_seconds(ends with "seconds"), and the value is really measured in seconds, but the hint text say it is "ms" not "s".I guess this is because micrometer is smart enough to convert ms to s, since spring already tells micrometer it is ms.