Correct retention_msecs value #2232
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The `retention_msecs` takes a millisecond value not a seconds value, having checked and tested redis/commands/timeseries/commands.py is not adjusting seconds to milliseconds it is passing it through as is, therefore the statement in this doc is incorrect as it creates a time series with a retention period of 5 milliseconds not 5 seconds as stated.
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retention_msecstakes a millisecond value not a seconds value, having checked and tested redis/commands/timeseries/commands.py is not adjusting seconds to milliseconds it is passing it through as is, therefore the statement in this doc is incorrect as it creates a time series with a retention period of 5 milliseconds not 5 seconds as stated.