Kamilkime opened a new pull request, #11283:
URL: https://github.com/apache/nifi/pull/11283

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   # Summary
   
   [NIFI-15973](https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-15973)
     
   Avoid Julian-calendar shift when converting `java.sql.Date` / 
`java.sql.Timestamp` values to `java.time` types (and back) in NiFi's record 
framework.
   
   `java.sql.Timestamp#toLocalDateTime`, 
`java.sql.Timestamp#valueOf(LocalDateTime)`, `java.sql.Date#toLocalDate`, and 
`java.sql.Date#valueOf(LocalDate)` all route through GregorianCalendar, which 
applies Julian-calendar semantics for years before 1582-10-15. As a result, a 
value whose epoch milliseconds represent year 0001 in the proleptic Gregorian 
calendar (the calendar `java.time`, Avro, BigQuery, or Snowflake all use) is 
rendered as year 0000 — about a 2-day backward shift. Downstream sinks that 
validate against an inclusive year-1-to-9999 range (e.g., the Snowflake Ingest 
SDK) then reject the row: `Timestamp out of representable inclusive range of 
years between 1 and 9999, ... value:0000-12-30T10:47Z`.
   
   The fix replaces every Julian-aware bridge between `java.sql.*` and 
`java.time.*` with an Instant-based one, which preserves the 
proleptic-Gregorian instant the source actually carried.
     
   **Tests:**
   
     - ObjectLocalDateFieldConverterTest (new): null input, LocalDate 
passthrough, java.sql.Date modern-year round-trip, and a year-0001 
java.sql.Date regression test that asserts the result is year 0001 (not year 
0000).
     - TestObjectLocalDateTimeFieldConverter: add 
testConvertTimestampYearOneIsProlepticGregorian (year-0001 Timestamp 
round-trip) and testConvertStringYearOneIsProlepticGregorian (year-0001 string 
parsed via formatter).
     - ObjectTimestampFieldConverterTest: add 
testConvertFieldStringYearOneIsProlepticGregorian and 
testConvertFieldLocalDateTimeYearOneIsProlepticGregorian to lock in the 
year-0001 result for both string and LocalDateTime inputs.
     - ObjectStringFieldConverterTest: add 
testConvertFieldTimestampYearOneIsProlepticGregorian covering the 
formatted-output path.
     - New regression tests fail on main and pass on this branch.
     
   **Compatibility:**
     
   Backwards compatible. Instant-based conversion and Julian-aware Timestamp / 
Date conversion agree for every date from 1582-10-15 onward, so all values 
produced after the Gregorian cutover (i.e., everything the vast majority of 
users have ever ingested) are unchanged. Pre-cutover values — including the 
1582-10-05 → 1582-10-14 gap that Julian had but proleptic Gregorian does not — 
now match the proleptic-Gregorian instant the source actually carried, which is 
what `java.time`, Avro, and downstream sinks already assume.
   
   No public API signatures change, the fix is purely internal to the existing 
converter implementations.
   
   # Tracking
   
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   ### Issue Tracking
   
   - [Apache NiFi Jira](https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI) issue 
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