feat: add WsAllowOutOfOrder config#68
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| // todo: this assumes that the timestamp is in seconds, introduce millisecond support when sdk is | ||
| // updated to handle millisecond timestamps. |
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You're merging this into v2-preview. I think you can already start using the milliseconds timestamp.
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the ms timestamp and v2 hf support in general havent been added to the ts and rust sdks, only go
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add new config WsAllowOutOfOrder to all SDKs, default false.
this allows the client exporter to filter out HF report gaps resulting from out-of-order reports