Github user LosD commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/metamodel/pull/132
I believe the integration tests @kaspersorensen is talking about are the
one in the JDBC module which are configured by copying the
`example-metamodel-integrationtest-configuration.properties` file to
`~/metamodel-integrationtest-configuration.properties`, then uncommenting and
configuring the `jdbc.sqlserver.` properties. Please note that you will need
the AdventureWorks database.
However, I wouldn't bother, unless you also feel like fixing the tests.
There's failures relating to tables not being in the "correct" order in the
schema, times being compared using exact string matches (SQL Server timestamps
can change by +/- 3ms), and other failures<sup>1</sup>.
The good news is that, testWorkingWithDates was happy when I tried, so I
guess that means that your change didn't break anything.
It's weird that Cassandra fails for you, by the way. My only issue is that
the test dumps a `.toDelete` file in the Cassandra folder that I need to nuke
for the license check to stay happy.
<sup>1</sup> One of them might be a real issue, though. `new
Query().select("Name")` fails with "Not capable of parsing SELECT token: Name")
on line 185. Doesn't seem related to your change, though.
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