Gauge.setToCurrentTime() : TypeScript definition says the time is set in milliseconds, but implementation sets the time in epoch seconds

[Totalus]

TypeScript doc says it sets the value to epoch milliseconds:

prom-client/index.d.ts

Lines 361 to 365 in 1df34ed

	/**
	* Set gauge value to current epoch time in ms
	* @param labels Object with label keys and values
	*/
	setToCurrentTime(labels?: LabelValues<T>): void;

Actual implementation sets the value to epoch seconds:

prom-client/lib/gauge.js

Lines 74 to 86 in 1df34ed

	/**
	* Set the gauge to current unix epoch
	* @param {object} labels - Object with labels where key is the label key and value is label value. Can only be one level deep
	* @returns {void}
	*/
	setToCurrentTime(labels) {
	const now = Date.now() / 1000;
	if (labels === undefined) {
	this.set(now);
	} else {
	this.set(labels, now);
	}
	}

I guess it was not updated properly after changed to seconds (#167)

[SimenB]

Wanna send a PR updating? 🙂