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if I'm correct, all Entities with type date are saved as numbers (unix timestamps) in the redis json object.
when reading the date, it is converted to JS Date() Objects.
I like to work with timestamps, so i currently have to convert them back from Date() -> Timstamp.
If I would just use number Entities, I would loose advanced search capabilities as well.
I wish:
new option in the schema definition for keeping the date as number
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
if I'm correct, all Entities with type
date
are saved as numbers (unix timestamps) in the redis json object.when reading the date, it is converted to JS
Date()
Objects.I like to work with timestamps, so i currently have to convert them back from
Date()
->Timstamp
.If I would just use
number
Entities, I would loose advanced search capabilities as well.I wish:
new option in the schema definition for keeping the
date
as numberThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: