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How to declare timestamp data in the schema.edn?
There is an example here for using a custom scalar Date, you could do the same for DateTime. It a bit a matter of taste, but you could also make a DateTime type. If you want to have them as Long, you can use a custom scalar for Long as well. https://lacinia.readthedocs.io/en/latest/custom-scalars.html
Thank you and what about USER-DEFINED?
What do you mean? timestamp as input where it’s an union of several possibilities or something?
I got that covered my bad 🙂
Thank you
@U01MCFSB8Q2 Use a custom type that just wraps a unix time int