A DateTimeAxis with a step that required a reciprocating representation (e.g. 4hours = 1/6) results in unintended tick values.
I can't reproduce this with .NET Framework or .NET 6; observed it with .NET 7 also.
From the immediate window (across two debug sessions, one with .NET 7 and the other net framework 462):
DateTimeAxis.ToDateTime(45334.166666666664).ToString()
"12/02/2024 03:59:59"
DateTimeAxis.ToDateTime(45334.166666666664).ToString()
"12/02/2024 04:00:00"
I assume this is because of https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/compatibility/core-libraries/7.0/datetime-add-precision where millisecond rounding was removed.
I don't have a suggestion for a fix this minute, but will try to work out a workaround soon for typical use-cases (probably just putting the implicit rounding back in).
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DateTimeAxiswith a step that required a reciprocating representation (e.g. 4hours = 1/6) results in unintended tick values.I can't reproduce this with .NET Framework or .NET 6; observed it with .NET 7 also.
From the immediate window (across two debug sessions, one with .NET 7 and the other net framework 462):
I assume this is because of https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/compatibility/core-libraries/7.0/datetime-add-precision where millisecond rounding was removed.
I don't have a suggestion for a fix this minute, but will try to work out a workaround soon for typical use-cases (probably just putting the implicit rounding back in).