Copy microseconds in DateTime #49
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Closes JonasWanke#48 style: Fix bad rebase Co-authored-by: Jonas Wanke <contact@wanke.dev>
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Closes: #48
Sorry I didn't notice this too. I saw you did notice it and added a comment about web not supporting microseconds, but it's OK to pass microseconds, when running on the web the SDK will just ignore them, I've tested it. Like this the issue is fixed on all other platforms too.
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