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SET TIMEZONE 'UTC' on connection by default #1024

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carols10cents opened this Issue Jul 14, 2017 · 0 comments

carols10cents commented Jul 14, 2017

Filed from: rust-lang/crates.io#846

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Always count version downloads on the UTC date #846

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sgrif added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 14, 2017


      Explicitly set the time zone and client encoding at connection startup

Diesel generally assumes that the database time zone is UTC, and that
the encoding is UTF8. These are the most common configurations, but this
explicitly sets our assumptions when the connection is established.

SQLite does not have a way to configure either of these, it is always
UTF8 and UTC.

Fixes #1024

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sgrif referenced this issue Jul 14, 2017

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Explicitly set the time zone and client encoding at connection startup #1027

sgrif closed this in #1027 Jul 14, 2017

Fiedzia added a commit to Fiedzia/diesel that referenced this issue Jul 18, 2017


      Explicitly set the time zone and client encoding at connection startup

Diesel generally assumes that the database time zone is UTC, and that
the encoding is UTF8. These are the most common configurations, but this
explicitly sets our assumptions when the connection is established.

SQLite does not have a way to configure either of these, it is always
UTF8 and UTC.

Fixes diesel-rs#1024

f66d75a

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