Warning message while using Expiry with @Document annotation

[balaji-it]

Customer is asking for a solution to avoid the below warning message.

2021-08-25 22:04:10 [cb-events] WARN  com.couchbase.request.warn - [com.couchbase.request][SuspiciousExpiryDurationEvent] The specified expiry duration PT457078H4M10S is longer than 50 years. For bug-compatibility with previous versions of SDK 3.0.x, the number of seconds in the duration will be interpreted as the epoch second when the document should expire (2022-02-21T22:04:10Z). Stuffing an epoch second into a Duration is deprecated and will no longer work in SDK 3.1.
java.lang.Throwable: Deprecated expiry duration usage (not a failure, just informative)

Spring-Data: 4.2.4
Java SDK: 3.1.6

Is there a way to use @document annotation with an Instant instead of a Duration like we currently have to avoid this warning?
Currently using: @document(expiryUnit = TimeUnit.DAYS, expiry = 180)

[mikereiche]

	if (expiry != null) {
		options.expiry(Instant.now().plusSeconds(expiry.getSeconds()));
	} else if (doc.getExpiration() != 0) {
		options.expiry(Instant.now().plusSeconds(doc.getExpiration()));
	}

[mikereiche]

The Duration cannot simply be converted to an Instant. The problem is that while the client and the server both agree on what a Duration is (i.e. 10 seconds in the future etc) and what an Instant is, they may not agree on what the current time is. Therefore the client may believe that a document with a given expiration instant, at "the current time" should be present, while the server may believe that the same document at "the current time" should be expired.