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Merge branch 'cassandra-3.0' into cassandra-3.11
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* More fixes to the TokenAllocator (CASSANDRA-12990)
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* NoReplicationTokenAllocator should work with zero replication factor (CASSANDRA-12983)
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Merged from 3.0:
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* Fix cqlsh COPY for dates before 1900 (CASSANDRA-13185)
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* Use keyspace replication settings on system.size_estimates table (CASSANDRA-9639)
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* Add vm.max_map_count StartupCheck (CASSANDRA-13008)
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* Hint related logging should include the IP address of the destination in addition to
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ret_dt = ret_dt.replace(tzinfo=UTC())
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if timezone:
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ret_dt = ret_dt.astimezone(timezone)
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return ret_dt.strftime(time_format)
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try:
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return ret_dt.strftime(time_format)
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except ValueError:
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# CASSANDRA-13185: if the date cannot be formatted as a string, return a string with the milliseconds
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# since the epoch. cqlsh does the exact same thing for values below datetime.MINYEAR (1) or above
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# datetime.MAXYEAR (9999). Some versions of strftime() also have problems for dates between MIN_YEAR and 1900.
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# cqlsh COPY assumes milliseconds from the epoch if it fails to parse a datetime string, and so it is
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# able to correctly import timestamps exported as milliseconds since the epoch.
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return '%d' % (seconds * 1000.0)
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microseconds_regex = re.compile("(.*)(?:\.(\d{1,6}))(.*)")
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