Fix for expiration of records in DynamoDB #47
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The timestamp provide was in milliseconds, so the expiration date was set for sometime around the year 52000. Also a couple updates to the README
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Any updates on this pull request? Leaving millisecond epoch times in the table causes inconsistencies when DynamoDB runs the TTL delete item background operation. The DynamoDB scanner background process compares the epoch times in seconds. |
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Thank you for reporting this issue. We have added it to our backlog items. It will be addressed with the next release of the solution. |
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Included in #178. |
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Description of changes:
The timestamp provided was in milliseconds, so the expiration date was
set for sometime around the year 52000. I'm cutting off the last three digits to get it into a format that DynamoDB expects
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