The standard gmime{certificate,signature}get{created,expires}
functions return a time_t whose units are well-defined by the
operating system.
The new 64-bit accessors provide a gint64, which has no such implicit
definition, so GMime should be explicit about what it intends these
values to represent.
Coverage decreased (-0.08%) to 64.466% when pulling 416726e31876e088922c127a4bb094511dd91e5c on dkg:time64 into e797efeb476b9773b79b8ab36a70f070adfcc976 on jstedfast:master.
The standard gmime{certificate,signature}get{created,expires} functions return a time_t whose units are well-defined by the operating system.
The new 64-bit accessors provide a gint64, which has no such implicit definition, so GMime should be explicit about what it intends these values to represent.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Kahn Gillmor dkg@fifthhorseman.net