This is something that was flagged as a compiler warning.
There was a test where an auto variable resolved to an int, but it really should be 64 bit. It's being used to store a time in epoch seconds, so we get away with this type of error in general until 2038. In the exact test where the problem occurred it will never be a problem as the times being used are very small. However, it's not good practice to use a technically incorrect pattern that may get copied to other places where it matters.
This is something that was flagged as a compiler warning.
There was a test where an
autovariable resolved to anint, but it really should be 64 bit. It's being used to store a time in epoch seconds, so we get away with this type of error in general until 2038. In the exact test where the problem occurred it will never be a problem as the times being used are very small. However, it's not good practice to use a technically incorrect pattern that may get copied to other places where it matters.