lwc: add timestamp accessor#1542
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When mapping to time series data points, we need to know the timestamp for an event. For events like spans that have a start and end, the end time is used. This is similar behvavior to a timer which would get updated at the end when the latency is known.
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When mapping to time series data points, we need to know the timestamp for an event. For events like spans that have a start and end, the end time is used. This is similar behvavior to a timer which would get updated at the end when the latency is known.
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When mapping to time series data points, we need to know the timestamp for an event. For events like spans that have a start and end, the end time is used. This is similar behvavior to a timer which would get updated at the end when the latency is known.