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Ingesting records with nested timestamps using the --timestamp-key argument turns the key name in the last level of the MST into the fully qualified name. e.g. records like {"a": "ts": ...} will look like {"a": "a.ts": ...} when decompressed.
…s: (#262)
- Add new timestamp formats for clp, clp-s, and glt
- Remove obsolete FLOATDATESTRING MST node
- Handle timestamp keys in JsonParser rather than column writers (fixes#261)
Bug
Ingesting records with nested timestamps using the
--timestamp-key
argument turns the key name in the last level of the MST into the fully qualified name. e.g. records like{"a": "ts": ...}
will look like{"a": "a.ts": ...}
when decompressed.CLP version
e80cee0
Environment
Ubuntu focal clp image
Reproduction steps
--timestamp-key
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