Open jsvd opened 5 years ago
currently we rely on the java client's json encoding to encode all objects. However, for LogStash::Timestamp objects the result is a strange object:
irb(main):005:0> com.google.gson.Gson.new.toJson(LogStash::Timestamp.now) => "{\"timestamp\":{\"time\":{\"iMillis\":1562672762386,\"iChronology\":{\"iBase\":{\"iMinDaysInFirstWeek\":4}}}},\"flags\":0}"
While using LogStash::Json encoding we get the ISO8601 string:
irb(main):006:0> LogStash::Json.dump(LogStash::Timestamp.now) => "\"2019-07-09T11:46:22.645Z\""
To avoid further mixups, when timestamp_destination is used we should convert the timestamp to this iso8601 format.
timestamp_destination
currently we rely on the java client's json encoding to encode all objects. However, for LogStash::Timestamp objects the result is a strange object:
While using LogStash::Json encoding we get the ISO8601 string:
To avoid further mixups, when
timestamp_destinationis used we should convert the timestamp to this iso8601 format.