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For early timestamp with timezones, postgres gives odd offsets, for example:
select timestamp with time zone '0005-02-03 10:00:00.000Z'
gives "0005-02-03 10:53:28+00:53:28" on a server in Germany and "0005-02-03 10:53:28+00:53:28" for a server in the UK. Weird!
I guess these are based on your environment's locally stored timezone file. This isn't part of the spec but postgres does output it, so I guess this project should handle it.
I'll submit a PR in a moment.
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For early
timestamp with timezone
s, postgres gives odd offsets, for example:select timestamp with time zone '0005-02-03 10:00:00.000Z'
gives
"0005-02-03 10:53:28+00:53:28"
on a server in Germany and"0005-02-03 10:53:28+00:53:28"
for a server in the UK. Weird!I guess these are based on your environment's locally stored timezone file. This isn't part of the spec but postgres does output it, so I guess this project should handle it.
I'll submit a PR in a moment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: