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fix(598): Change timestamp type to support nanosecond resolution #654
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Fix #598 Changing timestamp type to java.time.Instant to support nanosec resolution. Keeping current get/set methods to operate with milliseconds. Updating unit tests to reflect type change and additional API.
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Changes timestamp type to java.time.Instant to support nanosec resolution.
Keeps current get/set methods to operate with milliseconds.
Updates unit tests to reflect type change and additional API.
Fixes #598