Handle when a Sub Millisecond Tx Timeout is specified #1108
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If a user sets a timeout with a fractional millisecond value it will be rounded up to the next integer value. e.g 0.1 → 1 1.4 → 2.0 1.8 → 2.0 A warning that a rounding has taken place should be logged under info level.
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If a user sets a timeout with a fractional millisecond value it will be rounded up to the next integer value. e.g
A warning that a rounding has taken place should be logged under info level.