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METRON-399 Stellar Date Functions Should Default to Current Time #237
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This was referenced Sep 6, 2016
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+1, good stuff |
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METRON-399
The Stellar date functions expect an argument of a Long containing the epoch time in milliseconds. If no argument is supplied, a parse exception is thrown.
This should be changed so that if no argument is supplied, the function assumes the current time.
If an argument is passed that is not valid, the function should continue to return null.
This updates the functioning of all date functions included in #231 .