Fix rendering of mean times#1086
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Fixes opencast#923. The "mean run time" and the "mean queue time" in the services table could show as timestamps instead of durations. This patch should fix that.
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Fixes #923.
The "mean run time" and the "mean queue time" in the services table could show as timestamps instead of durations. This patch should fix that.
How to test this
Can be tested as usual, ideally on a server where not all mean times are 0. The issue occurs for at least "English (US)" and does not occur for "Deutsch".