I have an arrow IPC I wrote out that uses the 64 bit microsecond TIME datatype.
When trying to read it in via python I get: pyarrow.lib.ArrowInvalid: Time is 64 bits for micro/nano unit The schema when printed prints: Schema<uints: Int(32, false) not null, longs: Int(64, true) not null, ubytes: Int(8, false) not null, strings: Utf8[dictionary: -1774527980], doubles: FloatingPoint(DOUBLE) not null, ushorts: Int(16, false) not null, local_times: Time(MICROSECOND, 8) not null, local_dates: Date(DAY) not null, ints: Int(32, true) not null, instants: Timestamp(MICROSECOND, ) not null, shorts: Int(16, true) not null, bytes: Int(8, true) not null, boolean: Bool not null, floats: FloatingPoint(SINGLE) not null, text: Utf8> I have narrowed it down to the local_times field which is '(MICROSECOND, 8) not null'. >From my reading of the spec, micro and nano second times should be 64 bit, not 32 bit.
