feedback: Module datetime | Tarantool

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Return:interval_object
Return type:cdata

**|Possible input time units and parameters for datetime.interval.new()

Name
Description
Type
Default

nsec (usec, msec)
Fractional part of the last second. You can specify either nanoseconds (nsec), or microseconds (usec), or milliseconds (msec).
Specifying two of these units simultaneously or all three ones lead to an error.
number
0

sec
Seconds
number
0

min
Minutes
number
0

hour
Hours
number
0

day
Day number
number
0

week
Week number
number
0

month
Month number
number
0

year
Year
number
0|**

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https://www.tarantool.io/en/doc/latest/reference/reference_lua/datetime/#datetime-interval-new

using double in datetime.interval.new() is not allowed:

tarantool> datetime.interval.new({sec = 0.1})
---
- error: 'sec: integer value expected, but received number'
...

tarantool> datetime.interval.new({min = 0.1})
---
- error: 'min: integer value expected, but received number'
...

tarantool> datetime.interval.new({hour = 0.1})
---
- error: 'hour: integer value expected, but received number'
...

tarantool> datetime.interval.new({day = 0.1})
---
- error: 'day: integer value expected, but received number'
...

tarantool> datetime.interval.new({week = 0.1})
---
- +0 seconds
...
tarantool> datetime.interval.new({month = 0.1})
---
- error: 'month: integer value expected, but received number'
...

tarantool> datetime.interval.new({year = 0.1})
---
- error: 'year: integer value expected, but received number'
...

But documentation for datetime.interval.new() describe a type of possible inputs as number.