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The new alarm.time.TimeAlarm() function from #3767 takes two forms of absolute time as an argument. The 30bit fp number representation of time from time.monotonic()loses precision over time and this will impact users who use monotonic_time keyword argument. For most users a relative time will be easier to use and avoids this problem as the library can deal with maintaining best precision under the covers.
The new
alarm.time.TimeAlarm()
function from #3767 takes two forms of absolute time as an argument. The 30bit fp number representation of time fromtime.monotonic()
loses precision over time and this will impact users who usemonotonic_time
keyword argument. For most users a relative time will be easier to use and avoids this problem as the library can deal with maintaining best precision under the covers.The example code:
would become:
There may be better names for that new kwarg...
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