New capability to pull CL events by the millisecond #42
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Which format do we use when doing regular polling?
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@aaronfriedman6 Right now we poll by the second, but I think I'm going to switch over to millisecond to prevent losing any events |
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To prevent missing any library events & to add additional granularity, users should now be able to pull library events by the millisecond. This isn't mentioned in the CL API docs, so users also have the option to pull by the minute or the second.
In addition, the CL API pulls the previous day's events by default, so I've eliminated unnecessary code from the
get_library_eventsmethod.