Update log data model JSON examples to use nanosecond values #2024
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The data model says that timestamps are nanosecond values, but examples use milliseconds. Updated to use stringified nanoseconds according to open-telemetry#1637 Fixes: open-telemetry#1049
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…lemetry#2024) The data model says that timestamps are nanosecond values, but examples use milliseconds. Updated to use stringified nanoseconds according to open-telemetry#1637 Fixes: open-telemetry#1049 Co-authored-by: Sergey Kanzhelev <S.Kanzhelev@live.com>
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The data model says that timestamps are nanosecond values, but examples use milliseconds.
Updated to use stringified nanoseconds according to #1637
Fixes: #1049