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Fixes the use of first day and month in time spine.

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use time range with timezone format
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LGTM – but to validate and prevent regressions, can you add a reproducer test that fails for the old code and now works with this fix?

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Patch worthy?

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pjain1 commented Dec 22, 2025

@mindspank yes

@pjain1 pjain1 merged commit 38a6f38 into main Dec 22, 2025
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@pjain1 pjain1 deleted the fix_time_spine_duckdb branch December 22, 2025 17:22
@pjain1 pjain1 changed the title Fix time spine duckdb Fix time spine first day/month use Dec 22, 2025
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* use first day, month

use time range with timezone format

* test
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