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Allow floating point times #10
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To match what the available back-ends support.
To prevent potential problems with repeating decimals, e.g. 0.3333333333333.
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Allow floating point timings
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The experiments we've been doing have been using the
#timingmethod to ship floating point millisecond values, and when we switched our code over to using the#time { ... }blocks, I noticed our measurements were locked to integer millsecond values and often being rounded down to 0 for sub-millisecond times.This PR changes the client to allow us to track sub-millisecond performance timing. The spec says "integers", but everything else disagrees, transmitting and storing everything as doubles:
cc @vmg @jssjr @azizshamim
If y'all approve, I'll package this gem and roll it into a PR internally.