Why is EventHub enqueued_time of type `Optional[datetime.datetime]`?
See original GitHub issueI’m using EventHubConsumerClient
and when reading on_event
, enqueued_time
is a requirement for our system to use timestamp state and manage progress.
Does the IotHub always return event objects with an enqueued_time?
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thanks, appreciate the quick response.
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