OffsetTypeTimestamp starts reading at the beginning of the stream

[plewam]

Describe the bug

Hi All,

I am just getting started with RabbitMQ streams library. My implementation requires me to use the OffsetTypeTimestamp object. I pass in a posix timestamp e.g. 1679909168. However I always get messages at the start of the stream in return.

Kind regards,

Reproduction steps

I specify my consumer like this:

IConsumer c = Stream.CreateRawConsumer( new RawConsumerConfig(streamName) { Reference = Guid.NewGuid().ToString(), OffsetSpec = new OffsetTypeTimestamp(FromTimestamp), MessageHandler = MessageReceived }, Logger).Result;

When receiving a message I check the FromTimestamp against the timestamp inside the message context and its completely different. It starts at the beginning of the stream.

Expected behavior

I expect the MessageContext.Timestamp.TotalSeconds inside the MessageReceived despatcher to be bigger or (more or less equal) to my specified timestamp. However its days difference.

Additional context

No response

[plewam]

I have found out myself now... You must not pass in a POSIX compatible unix timestamp, but a unix timestamp in milliseconds format. So FromTimestamp * 1000