Fix apsara base field parse error and microsecond handling in Apsara log parser #1308
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The parser previously used microsecond incorrectly in the time cache. Now only the time in second is properly retrieved from the cache. And the microsecond part is always parsed from log timestamps. Additionally, a bounds check has been added to prevent out-of-range array access, ensuring reliable operation.
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The parser previously used microsecond incorrectly in the time cache. Now only the time in second is properly retrieved from the cache. And the microsecond part is always parsed from log timestamps.
Additionally, a bounds check has been added to prevent out-of-range array access, ensuring reliable operation.