aws_util: fix leading zeros in time_key strings#9128
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This PR fixes leading zeros in time_key strings.
The kinesis_datastream/kinesis_firehose ouput plugin can add timestamps by specifying the time_key/time_key_format parameters.
Format qualifiers include
%3Nfor milliseconds and%9N/%Lfor nanoseconds.In the current implementation, the number of digits in the timestamp is insufficient when milliseconds are smaller than 100 ms (e.g.,
0xx/00x) or nanoseconds are smaller than 100 ms (e.g.,0xxxxxxxxxxx/00xxxxxxxxx).Therefore, the number of digits has been corrected to be correct.
This fix was opened by @PettitWesley in #8116, but there have been no changes for about 6 months, and I was troubled that this problem was not resolved.
Therefore, I created a new Pull request.
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