Function relay_common::time::chrono_to_positive_millis

pub fn chrono_to_positive_millis(duration: Duration) -> f64

Returns the positive number of milliseconds contained by this Duration as f64.

The returned value does include the fractional (nanosecond) part of the duration. If the duration is negative, this returns 0.0;

Example

use chrono::Duration;

let duration = Duration::nanoseconds(2_125_000);
let millis = relay_common::time::chrono_to_positive_millis(duration);
assert_eq!(millis, 2.125);

Negative durations are clamped to 0.0:

use chrono::Duration;

let duration = Duration::nanoseconds(-2_125_000);
let millis = relay_common::time::chrono_to_positive_millis(duration);
assert_eq!(millis, 0.0);