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The timestamps inserted_at and updated_at in projection_versions table use the PostgreSQL type timestamp without time zone.
Since inserted_at and updated_at are to be implicitly interpreted as UTC, why not making it explicit and use the PostgreSQL type timestamp with time zone instead?
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I'm unsure why I chose to use timestamp without timezone for these fields, possibly because I thought NaiveDateTime was more appropriate than DateTime.
Am happy to accept a pull request to change these.
The timestamps
inserted_at
andupdated_at
inprojection_versions
table use the PostgreSQL typetimestamp without time zone
.Since
inserted_at
andupdated_at
are to be implicitly interpreted as UTC, why not making it explicit and use the PostgreSQL typetimestamp with time zone
instead?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: