[native] Refactor Duration::toString and DataSize::toString to use fmt::format #24241
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Use .2 in the formating here.
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Is "-" needed ? Think its the default.
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@czentgr suggested me to use {:-f} citing : https://fmt.dev/10.2.0/syntax.html
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@anandamideShakyan : Agree with the use of {:-f} syntax. As per the examples in https://fmt.dev/10.2.0/syntax.html#format-examples, the leading "-" is not needed. It is the default. So I was suggesting that we can skip that sign.
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Is "-" needed here ? It is the default.
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Description
Refactored the Duration::toString and DataSize::toString methods to replace the use of snprintf with fmt::format. This change modernizes the codebase, eliminates the need for manual buffer management, and ensures safer and more readable formatting operations.
Motivation and Context
Refactored to align with modern C++ practices, improving safety, readability, and maintainability. fmt::format eliminates manual buffer management and the risks of buffer overflows inherent in snprintf.
Impact
Simplifies the code, reduces error-prone logic, and aligns with modern C++ standards. The output remains consistent with the original implementation, with minimal performance impact and improved maintainability.
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