DM-42937: Accept timedelta config values as strings #154
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The conversion to the new pydantic-settings module and use of proper timedelta data types for configuration options meant that parsing of number of seconds as strings from environment variables broke. Add a field validator to convert strings to integers so that they'll be parsed correctly.
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The conversion to the new pydantic-settings module and use of proper timedelta data types for configuration options meant that parsing of number of seconds as strings from environment variables broke. Add a field validator to convert strings to integers so that they'll be parsed correctly.