Parsing helper for working with different types and formats of timestamp - #1414
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| name: "float64", | ||
| val: float64(1700000000.5), | ||
| want: epochFloatTime, | ||
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Up to you: it may be worth a test case for converting negative numbers / before unix epoch. (I think the math looks right, just suggesting for completeness)
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Simplify working with timestamps that could come from JSON or other sources.