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Summary of the issue
Context
Write a timestamp field to the BigQuery API that was written using UnixTime stamp from python.
Then try to load it as an object.
Expected Behavior:
Timestamp comes back without errors.
Actual Behavior:
Getting a TypeError when int tries to parse "1.67899e8".
API client name and version
google-cloud-bigquery
Reproduction steps: code
See: google-cloud-bigquery/google/cloud/bigquery/_helpers.py#L264
Line 264 is: return _datetime_from_microseconds(int(value))
The int cast causes the error when the API returns '1.345345e8', which it does.
Reproduction steps: supporting files
Write a timestamp to bigqurry using time.time()... its accepted.
Load the value back.... causes error.
Reproduction steps: actual results
Reproduction steps: expected results
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Determine this is the right repository
Summary of the issue
Context
Write a timestamp field to the BigQuery API that was written using UnixTime stamp from python.
Then try to load it as an object.
Expected Behavior:
Timestamp comes back without errors.
Actual Behavior:
Getting a TypeError when int tries to parse "1.67899e8".
API client name and version
google-cloud-bigquery
Reproduction steps: code
See: google-cloud-bigquery/google/cloud/bigquery/_helpers.py#L264
Line 264 is: return _datetime_from_microseconds(int(value))
The int cast causes the error when the API returns '1.345345e8', which it does.
Reproduction steps: supporting files
Write a timestamp to bigqurry using time.time()... its accepted.
Load the value back.... causes error.
Reproduction steps: actual results
Reproduction steps: expected results