Fix floating-point error when DateProcessor parses UNIX #24947
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DateProcessor's DateFormat UNIX format parser resulted in a floating point rounding error when parsing certain stringed epoch times. Now Double.parseDouble is used, preserving the intented input.
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DateProcessor's DateFormat UNIX format parser resulted in a floating point rounding error when parsing certain stringed epoch times. Now Double.parseDouble is used, preserving the intented input.
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DateProcessor's DateFormat UNIX format parser resulted in
a floating point rounding error when parsing certain stringed
epoch times. Now Double.parseDouble is used, preserving the
intended input.