last modified double values not set correctly...

[cedral]

Not sure why these fields are double because the both come down as strings. last modifed comes in 2 ways. Either in XML response (ie: ListObjects) or in the last-modified header value for Head* requests

These string responses appear to come in 2 formats...
yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm::ss.000000Z for xml ( this one produces the year in the double field.)
and
Fri, 29 Jan 2016 hh::mm::ss GMT for header. (this one produces 0 in the double field.)

I needed this to work so I wrote 2 functions in StringUtils called

StringHeaderToDoubleDate
and
StringXmlToDoubleDate

and parsed and imported the date time stamp into struct tm and called gmtime (or _mkgmtime on windows) to get a time_t and cast that to the double. These gives me a usable value from outside the library but I am not sure it was the one you were looking for. Would you like me to issue a pull request?

[JonathanHenson]

What service is this bug on? S3?

They are double because that is the default for date stamps, but some services specify a datestamp, but actually use something like ISO or millis since epoch. When I find them, I have to go and provide some overrides to the generator.

[cedral]

Yes, they are all in S3. HeadObject was calling strod on the last-modified header which is a string representation of a date.
ListObjects was calling strtod on a node in the Xml response documents named LastModified which was a different string representation.

On Feb 3, 2016, at 5:40 PM, Jonathan M. Henson notifications@github.com wrote:

What service is this bug on? S3?

They are double because that is the default for date stamps, but some services specify a datestamp, but actually use something like ISO or millis since epoch. When I find them, I have to go and provide some overrides to the generator.

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[JonathanHenson]

I've just pushed a major update to the way we handle date timestamps. See if this resolves your issue. Reopen if you have further issues.