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When connecting to a MySQL instance running in California, this warning is logged on every connection, and so fills the logs:
The server timezone is <PDT> that's unknown, trying to use system default timezone
It would be good if r2dbc-mysql could handle this pseudo-timezone (map to America/Los_Angeles?) and/or ensure this warning isn't logged multiple times.
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When connecting to a MySQL instance running in California, this warning is logged on every connection, and so fills the logs:
The server timezone is <PDT> that's unknown, trying to use system default timezone
It would be good if r2dbc-mysql could handle this pseudo-timezone (map to
America/Los_Angeles
?) and/or ensure this warning isn't logged multiple times.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: