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  1. Couchbase Java Client
  2. JCBC-1718

Incorrect interpretation of the "expiry".

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    • Bug
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • Major
    • 3.0.9
    • 3.0.7
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    • Couchbase Server Community Edition 6.5.1 build 6299
      couchbase-java 3.0.7
      couchbase-java-core 2.0.8
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    Description

      Java SDK has two kinds of functions. The first functions accepts expiry as CommonDurabilityOptions, the second functions as an simple Duration object.
      When I call collection.upsert() with UpsertOptions.upsertOptions().expiry(duration) then for the duration less than 30 days the value is interpreted as an offset and in other case as a absolute time stamp.
      But when I call collection.touch() or collection.getAndTouch() with an offset more than 30 days Couchbase immediaely deletes the document.

      I have a test for the problem and it demonstrates this odd behaviour.

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              david.nault David Nault
              saltos Alexey Saltanov
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