Re-introduce relative-time property #1273
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With this commit we introduce the property `relative-time` for metrics documents again. Contrary to Rally versions prior to 2.1.0, this property contains the relative time since Rally started execution of a task denoted in milliseconds, instead of microseconds. We also deprecate the ancillary property `relative-time-ms` which will be dropped in the next minor release in favor of `relative-time`. Relates elastic#1198
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With this commit we introduce the property
relative-timefor metricsdocuments again. Contrary to Rally versions prior to 2.1.0, this
property contains the relative time since Rally started execution of a
task denoted in milliseconds, instead of microseconds. We also
deprecate the ancillary property
relative-time-mswhich will bedropped in the next minor release in favor of
relative-time.Relates #1198