Parse entries of type "time" in metaseries_metadata
See original GitHub issueCurrently, entries of type “time” in metaseries_metadata are reported as strings (i.e., “as is”). They could be parsed into datetime objects for easier downstream use. AFAICT (admittedly from a single instrument…), the correct strptime format for the parsing is "%Y%m%d %H:%M:%S.%f"
. Thoughts?
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v2022.8.3 includes a
strptime
function that parses common datetime formats.Fixed in v2022.7.28.