Clarification on "batchReleaseTime"
See original GitHub issueCould you provide the use case for “batchReleaseTime”? I’m unable to find any documentation related to that.
I guess it has something to do with the time when an exposee key was uploaded to the server, but I’m having trouble understanding the difference between calling /exposed/{batchReleaseTime}
and /exposed/{YYYY-MM-DD}
.
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Yes almost. The idea is to split the day into buckets (default 2h) and you can get the complete day as you said. Be careful since the timestamp must match a bucket (e.g. timestamp % bucket_length == 0). So your first request should be adjusted to something like
/exposed/{Math.floor(now/batch_length)*batch_length}
No worries, sorry didn’t mean to sound harsh.
But then I guess we leave it at milliseconds!
Thanks for the inputs!