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[Erik Ljungstrom <erik@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yeah. As far as I'm concerned, backwards compatibility is key for
OurDelta. People should be able to expect things to keep going as usual
after switching. Going with using a float appears to be the most
reasonable and neatest solution to this.

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microslow patch long_query_time backwards compatibility?
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/288062
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Status in OurDelta - Builds for MySQL: In Progress

Bug description:
Check percona/microslow patch to be backwards compatible, so an existing user upgrading to OurDelta won't see changed behaviour by default.

The my.cnf options are processed and assigned automatically so we probably can't get in there.
But before it's used, we can see if it's say < 600 (10 minutes in old form!) and do *1000000 to convert it to microseconds.
Should be perfectly safe.