Demian Brecht added the comment:
Although it's likely not going to be a high frequency issue (but would be
painful to track down when it does become an issue), by doing an
int(float(expires)), you're losing the sub-second portion of the expiry. Why
not something like this:
try:
expires = int(expires)
except ValueError:
expires = int(float(expires) * 1e6)
Looking at the values in the Chrome sqlite3 database, it seems like the above
is what they're storing (INTEGER datatype).
How are wget and curl treating the fractional part? I'd be really surprised if
they were ignoring it as in the proposed patch.
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