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release-19.2: Revert "sql: Add support for timestamp objects with precision" #42286

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@jordanlewis jordanlewis commented Nov 7, 2019

Backport 1/1 commits from #42285.

Fixes #42040
Fixes #42283.

/cc @cockroachdb/release


This reverts commit 824ec01.

Release note (bug fix): revert ability to create second-precision
(0-precision) timestamp datatypes, which inadvertently caused a backward
compatibility issue that automatically made previously-existing
timestamp columns from 19.1 into second-precision columns.

This reverts commit 824ec01.

Release note (bug fix): revert ability to create second-precision
(0-precision) timestamp datatypes, which inadvertently caused a backward
compatibility issue that automatically made previously-existing
timestamp columns from 19.1 into second-precision columns.
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rohany commented Nov 7, 2019

lgtm

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We originally added support for (6) for Flowable. I understand that will still work. Now (0) will not work (#16349). This will set back ORM compatibility. It's needed for Symfony4/Doctrine, Laravel, Ecto in Elixir, and potentially others.

@jordanlewis jordanlewis merged commit 5a8d5d2 into cockroachdb:release-19.2 Nov 8, 2019
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knz commented Nov 8, 2019

Good catch. I reopened #32098.

You probably want to update the airtable entry accordingly.

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