feat(timestamp): allow to switch between log time or record time #100
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By default, Gonzo will use the record time (when the log line was seen) instead of the timestamp in the log line (if available).
This causes weird situations when ingesting old logs (= not tailing) because the log time doesn't match.
With this change, users can now switch between modes by using
T.This is especially relevant for when gonzo is used with
-f log-file.txt.Warning
The code was fully generated by
claude-opus-4-5-20251101.It has been tested and works for my use case.