tinyRelay changelog

1. ChangedWebhooksrequestTime

   requestTime is now a 13-digit epoch-millisecond timestamp

   The requestTime field on webhook events used to carry a nanosecond counter: a 16-digit value such as 9748919598886666. It was not a wall-clock time and could not be converted to one. It now carries the time the event occurred, in milliseconds since the Unix epoch (UTC), as a 13-digit string.

   It is always present. If an event reached tinyRelay without a time of its own, requestTime falls back to the time it was processed, so it is never empty but is not always the moment the event happened.

   What to do: if you parse requestTime, check the value length before treating it as a timestamp.

   Parsing requestTime safely · illustrativeCopy

   // requestTime arrives as a string
   const t = event.requestTime;
   if (t.length === 13) {
     const at = new Date(Number(t));  // epoch milliseconds, UTC
   } else {
     // the older 16-digit counter: not a wall-clock time, do not convert
   }

2. Docs noteWebhookseventTime

   eventTime: when the event actually happened

   eventTime is an int64 in milliseconds since the Unix epoch (UTC): the time the event happened, not the time the webhook was delivered. Delivery is asynchronous and retried, so the time your endpoint receives a request is not a reliable substitute.

   Unlike requestTime it does not fall back to processing time. It is null on the rare event that reached tinyRelay without a time of its own, and that null is the signal that the occurrence time is unknown.

   The docs note that eventTime is sent on every event type, that the interactive request builder on the webhook page does not list it yet, and that the schema is authoritative.

   What to do: order and timestamp events by eventTime, and handle null as "time unknown".

   Reading eventTime · illustrativeCopy

   // eventTime is an int64 (ms since the Unix epoch, UTC) or null
   const at = event.eventTime === null
     ? null                     // time unknown
     : new Date(event.eventTime);

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