Datetime `set()` timestamp type check fixed.
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Description
For backward compatibility
the compat.datetime_setfn_timestamp_type_check option has been
introduced. It's disabled by default for now ('old' behaviour),
which means no type check is performed. The 'new' behaviour
(with type check) is planned to be set as the default in version 4.x.
Required docu page: https://tarantool.io/compat/datetime_setfn_timestamp_type_check
See DATETIME_SETFN_TIMESTAMP_TYPE_CHECK_BRIEF in compat.lua for details.
Requested by @tmr-g in https://github.com/tarantool/tarantool/commit/df461f1a2ed3a068a83901ad98f2436a98da74ca.
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Research direction
Start with the DATETIME_SETFN_TIMESTAMP_TYPE_CHECK_BRIEF in compat.lua, then create the required documentation page at compat/datetime_setfn_timestamp_type_check. Document the backward-compatibility option, its disabled-by-default old behavior, the new type-checking behavior, and the planned default change in version 4.x.
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Assessment
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- lua
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- documentation
- Issue type
- Documentation
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- Newbie friendliness
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