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I'm currently using this library but it seems like I'm not able to use operators gt and eq on sqlalchemy's Time column type.
I guess it is comparing using the value string representation of the information.. am I right? Is there a way to override the comparator for a particular column or at least override it globally?
Thank you
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Hi @asabellico, I've taken a look at both datetime.time and datetime.datetime objects passed as filters to apply_filters and I can't see any problems with that on either MySQL or PostgreSQL.
Are you using a different DBMS (maybe SQLite)? If not, can you please provide an example of how you're trying to use it and how it fails (including the version of the DBMS you're using)?
I have also added some extra logic to test both datetime.time and datetime.datetime objects, also using isoformat ('03:05:09', '2016-07-14T03:05:09'): #38
Hello!
I'm currently using this library but it seems like I'm not able to use operators gt and eq on sqlalchemy's Time column type.
I guess it is comparing using the value string representation of the information.. am I right? Is there a way to override the comparator for a particular column or at least override it globally?
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: