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Especially the client libraries are documentated horribly. Currently checking out redis/py and can't get the alignTimestamp to work on ts.createrule. Does anybody know what I need to pass there? I thought it needs to be epoch time plus whatever milliseconds to get to the timestamp that I want it to start at. But I can't figure out how to use the parameter. Also documentation ts.createrule on redis.io is also too vague. I have yet to find a SINGLE example of how to use alignTimestamp, so I figure it is either useless (as in: doesnt do what it is supposed to do) or so badly documentated nobody knows what to do with it. Either case is a bit sloppy and a shame really.