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In order to have a better DateTime support , In Tantivy, we need to implement:
Update the current DateTime type to hold unix-timestamp in microseconds
The input parsing with support only for rfc3339 format.
The query parsing with support only for rfc3339 format.
DateTime fields will be output in unix-timestamp microsecond, This helps Tantivy users format the value in whatever format for display.
Assume all DateTime received to be in UTC if not explicitly specified in the format
The DateTime field schema spec needs precision.
FastField: We will internally store all dates in i64 using the unix-timestamp microseconds value. The precision option will be used to store what’s exactly needed in fast fields. As of now, we won’t support nanosecond precision.
In docStore: We store the timestamp as i64 representing the unix-timestamp value in microseconds of the parsed input without any precision knowledge.
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In order to have a better DateTime support , In Tantivy, we need to implement:
rfc3339
format.rfc3339
format.The DateTime field schema spec needs precision.
i64
using the unix-timestamp microseconds value. The precision option will be used to store what’s exactly needed in fast fields. As of now, we won’t support nanosecond precision.i64
representing the unix-timestamp value in microseconds of the parsed input without any precision knowledge.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: