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On successfully calling ScheduleKeyDeletion, the timestamp in the DeletionDate field returned from AWS is encoded in Scientific Notation/Standard Form. Local KMS returns the value as a standard integer.
For example:
AWS returns: 1.5565824E9
Local KMS returns: 1556582400
AWS' SDKs appear to transparently accept either correctly.
There appears no easy way to force Go to output the value as a number, in Scientific Notation. The community conscientious seems to be that as the interpreter should read both numbers identically, thus Go is working as expected.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
On successfully calling ScheduleKeyDeletion, the timestamp in the
DeletionDate
field returned from AWS is encoded in Scientific Notation/Standard Form. Local KMS returns the value as a standard integer.For example:
AWS returns:
1.5565824E9
Local KMS returns:
1556582400
AWS' SDKs appear to transparently accept either correctly.
There appears no easy way to force Go to output the value as a number, in Scientific Notation. The community conscientious seems to be that as the interpreter should read both numbers identically, thus Go is working as expected.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: