Cast milliseconds to long before constructing a boost::posix_time#336
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The constructor of boost::posix_time::milliseconds no longer accepts floating point numbers but long ints, cast accordingly. This fixes a compilaton error on Fedora 30.
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This is almost the same fix as #335. |
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Maybe it's better just to make RevisedPublishingInterval long, to begin with. |
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Yes, makes sense, but I didn't want to touch that as I wasn't sure how it's used exactly. |
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The constructor of boost::posix_time::milliseconds no longer accepts
floating point numbers but long ints, cast accordingly.
This fixes a compilaton error on Fedora 30.