Add support for including the chunk timestamp in request parameters #73
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Adds a new enable_chunk_time configuration boolean parameter. When set to true, any endpoint_url with CHUNK_TIME_PLACEHOLDER will have that string literal replaced with the timestamp at which the buffer chunk was created. This information may be useful to upstream recipients of the HTTP request to gain insight on the age of the data contained in the payload.
mgcleveland
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Sep 30, 2025
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Adds a new enable_chunk_time configuration boolean parameter.
When set to true, any endpoint_url with CHUNK_TIME_PLACEHOLDER will have that string literal replaced with the timestamp at which the buffer chunk was created. This information may be useful to upstream recipients of the HTTP request to gain insight on the age of the data contained in the payload.