Simple Weather Service : Fix timestamp#1945
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In the documentation, specify that the timestamp is expressed in seconds from epoch (instead of nanoseconds). SimpleWeatherService now uses "localtime" (GetCurrentDateTime()) instead of UTC time.
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I think we should mention in the doc that we expect the timestamp to be in local time.
Mention that the timestamp should be expressed in localtime time.
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small wording change, afterwards I'm good again :)
Wording improvements in doc. Co-authored-by: Reinhold Gschweicher <pyro4hell@gmail.com>
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In the documentation, specify that the timestamp is expressed in seconds from epoch (instead of nanoseconds). SimpleWeatherService now uses "localtime" (GetCurrentDateTime()) instead of UTC time.