On 10/14/25 10:19 PM, Grisha Levit wrote:
When rounding up the fractional portion of the printed value, increment the seconds portion if necessary (instead of printing ':', i.e. '0'+10).
Thanks for the report.
Also, I'm assuming it was not intentional that values with a precision of 0 were being truncated while all other precisions were rounded (but maybe it was?).
A zero precision just cuts the decimal point and everything following it.
This is what ksh93 does, and consistent with what POSIX interp 267
specified (the TIMEFORMAT part never actually made it into the standard).
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