expand requestHistory.createdAt column to millisecond precision#1316
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expand requestHistory.createdAt column to millisecond precision#1316
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This PR fixes the issue where Request updates that occur during the same second fail to be persisted to MySQL (Note: the updates are not lost, just continue to stay in ZK). This is due to the fact that the
createdAtcolumn is aTIMESTAMP, which only has second precision. The DB migration expands the column toTIMESTAMP(3), which matches the millisecond precision used elsewhere in Singularity.