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There appears to be an issue with the timestamp conversion. The code is multiplying
metadata.lastMaterializedTimestamp
by 1000 (converting seconds to milliseconds), butdayjs.fromNow()
already expects the timestamp to be in the correct format.If
lastMaterializedTimestamp
is in Unix seconds (which appears to be the case based on the multiplication), the correct approach would be to use:This will properly handle the Unix timestamp in seconds without needing manual conversion. Alternatively, if manual conversion is preferred, ensure the conversion is appropriate for how
fromNow()
expects to receive timestamps.The current implementation will display times that are off by a factor of 1000, which could lead to confusing user experiences.
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