Andrey Morskoy created ORC-157:
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Summary: Test failed due to timezone DST
Key: ORC-157
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ORC-157
Project: ORC
Issue Type: Test
Components: tools
Affects Versions: 1.3.3
Reporter: Andrey Morskoy
Priority: Trivial
To reproduce:
% mkdir build
% cd build
% cmake .. -DBUILD_JAVA=OFF
% make package
% make test-out
Output is:
[ FAILED ] TestMatchParam/FileParam.Contents/20, where GetParam() =
orc_split_elim.orc
1 FAILED TEST
Sample line is:
/storage/progs/src/orc-rel-release-1.3.3/tools/test/TestMatch.cc:149: Failure
Value of: line
Actual: "{\"userid\": 100, \"string1\": \"zebra\", \"subtype\": 8,
\"decimal1\": 0.000000, \"ts\": \"1969-12-31 17:04:10.0\"}"
Expected: expectedLine
Which is: "{\"userid\": 100, \"string1\": \"zebra\", \"subtype\": 8,
\"decimal1\": 0.000000, \"ts\": \"1969-12-31 16:04:10.0\"}"
wrong output at row 24999
so ts: 1 hour difference
I am at Ukraine (GMT+2 + DST). I could suppose, that as our DST change is at
the end of march (while US changes in the beginning of March AFAIK) - something
wrong with timestamp with timezone interpretation in this test - and probably
after Ukraine moves to DST - effect will disappear.
So there is 2 weeks windows when this test could FAIL
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