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Currently there's no support for the time.Time go type.
One option would be to extend your library with support for a specifically named logical-type, e.g. "date-time", another option would be to add support for logical-types in general (where clients can provide custom type converters).
What are your thoughts on this matter? Are logical types even being considered? (There's another very old issue in here about logical types in general)
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Hi @jweibel22 - adding support for the time and duration logical types is something I would consider, because there's corresponding stdlib Go types for them. I would be open to a PR for this, I'm not sure when I'll have the bandwidth.
In the past users had asked about the decimal type, but AFAIK it would require adding a dependency on a specific implementation of arbitrary precision decimals.
Currently there's no support for the time.Time go type.
One option would be to extend your library with support for a specifically named logical-type, e.g. "date-time", another option would be to add support for logical-types in general (where clients can provide custom type converters).
What are your thoughts on this matter? Are logical types even being considered? (There's another very old issue in here about logical types in general)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: