Update time.py to solve the microsecond issues#1
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When `relative` is set to True, the day, hour, minutes second will be round to the nearest one, however, the original program do not update the microsecond (reset it). As a result, the run-time offset on the microsecond will then be accumulated. For example, given the interval is 15s and relative is set to True 1. 2018-11-27T15:01:30.123236+08:00 2. 2018-11-27T15:01:45.372687+08:00 3. 2018-11-27T15:02:00.712601+08:00 4. 2018-11-27T15:02:15.987720+08:00 5. 2018-11-27T15:02:31.023670+08:00
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relativeis set to True, the day, hour, minutes second will be round to the nearest one, however, the original program do not update the microsecond (reset it). As a result, the run-time offset on the microsecond will then be accumulated.For example, given the interval is 15s and relative is set to True
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