There is an unlikely potential for version collision if you go to minutes. Might be fine to view but
might be an actual filesystem problem on a name collision. I suggest you check the behavior of
overwrite option (also in GUI buttons) does. I forget exact behavior, localized time handling, etc.
This seems like it could help solve requests like:
Open File from History/See File Content
Can I browse files in larger backups without having to restore the whole thing?
version option claims to allow a syntax where you can say several. I wonder if restore can do it?
EDIT:
Help text says:
--time=<time>
Restore files that are older than the specified time.
--version=<int>
Restore files from a specific backup.
I recall having had some trouble specifying by time (might be user error). The help text for that is
Duplicati supports absolute and relative dates and times:
now --> The current time
1234567890 --> A timestamp, seconds since 1970.
"2009-03-26T08:30:00+01:00" --> An absolute date and time. You can also use
the local date and time format of your system like e.g. "01-14-2000" or "01
jan. 2004".
Y, M, D, W, h, m, s --> Relative date and time: year, month, day, week,
hour, minute, second. Example: 2M10D5h is now + 2 months + 10 days + 5
hours.
and I mention it here because time seems somewhat in the neighborhood of what you’re making.