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Today we are doing some complicated timezone conversion in Postgres. There are some reasons:
r application layer is not consistent with timezone: for example, in some case we write timestamp with local timezone but when the time.Time is converted from "JSON"(from paging token), the timezone is missing... The simplest way is to disable timezone in postgres, I tried different ways but they don't work.
Maybe there is a way I missed.
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Today we are doing some complicated timezone conversion in Postgres. There are some reasons:
r application layer is not consistent with timezone: for example, in some case we write timestamp with local timezone but when the time.Time is converted from "JSON"(from paging token), the timezone is missing... The simplest way is to disable timezone in postgres, I tried different ways but they don't work.
Maybe there is a way I missed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: