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formatSpeedtestDataForImage() assigned the timestamp to itself, so the value reached the image exactly as the database returned it. Every other field on that list is passed through format(); this one reads like a placeholder that was never filled in, and static analysis flags it as a self-assignment. How much precision the column carries is decided by the backend, and the three schemas shipped here disagree: MySQL's `timestamp` keeps none, PostgreSQL's `timestamp without time zone DEFAULT now()` keeps microseconds and MSSQL's `datetime` keeps milliseconds. A PostgreSQL deployment therefore drew "2026-08-10 02:04:13.957789" where a MySQL one drew "2026-08-10 02:04:13". |
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| index.php | ||
| json.php | ||
| OpenSans-Light.ttf | ||
| OpenSans-Semibold.ttf | ||
| sanitycheck.php | ||
| stats.php | ||
| telemetry.php | ||
| telemetry_db.php | ||
| telemetry_mssql.sql | ||
| telemetry_mysql.sql | ||
| telemetry_postgresql.sql | ||
| telemetry_settings.php | ||