Prefer int math when constructing DateTime from milliseconds #5
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The "Unix Timestamp with microseconds" notation was introduced in php/php-src@5562654 and originally expected exactly six points of precision. The format was relaxed in php/php-src@0bc8785 for PHP 8.0+ to accept between zero and six points of precision.
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Closing, as this was already sorted out in mongodb#1623. |
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The "Unix Timestamp with microseconds" notation was introduced in php/php-src@5562654 and originally expected exactly six points of precision. The format was relaxed in php/php-src@0bc8785 for PHP 8.0+ to accept between zero and six points of precision.