updated all the current- and deleted-file tables for all file services to use ms ( timestamp_ms, timestamp_ms, and original_timestamp_ms) and adjusted all database file storage, search, and update to work in ms.

updated archive_timestamps to archived_timestamp_ms and adjusted read/write to ms.

updated file_domain_modified_timestamps to file_modified_timestamp_ms and adjusted read/write to ms.

updated file_modified_timestamps to file_modified_timestamp_ms and adjusted read/write to ms, including to and from the disk.

updated file_viewing_stats to last_viewed_timestamp_ms and adjusted read/write to ms.

updated recent_tags to timestamp_ms and adjusted the whole system to ms.

updated json_dumps_named to timestamp_ms and adjusted read/write and some UI-level gubbins around session loading and saving to ms.

updated analyse_timestamps to timestamp_ms and adjusted read/write to ms.

updated vacuum_timestamps to timestamp_ms and adjusted read/write and the dialog handling to ms.

this section is just a big list so I have somewhat of a record of what I did.

if you see a file with a 'last viewed time' of '54 years ago', let me know! all simple changes, but I'm sure a typo has slipped through somewhere.

the 'manage times' dialog now has millisecond display and edit widgets to reflect this, but in most places across the client, you'll see the same time labels as before.

whenever you sort by 'import time' now, we shouldn't get anymore switcheroos.you do not have to do anything, and very little actually changes frontend, but your update may take a minute or two this week I have moved the database to store all file timestamps (archived time, imported time, etc.) with millisecond resolution. when a very fast import in hydrus imports two files in the same second, they then get the exact same import time and thus when you sort by import time, the two files don't know which should be truly first and they may sort either way. this is a very common system, but one drawback is it cannot track any amount of time less than a second. whole number, no fractions) count of the number of seconds since 1970. since the program started, the database and code has generally handled timestamps as an integer (i.e.This is the new changelog, only the most recent builds. Smarter orphan file record and repository update handling

Many file move/copy error handling improvements Job status fixes and cleanup (mostly boring)

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