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The problem with the date column is that it's stored in a format that sqlite doesn't recognize as a valid date, so all queries return null. This is very strange, because when entering data, the date is in "YYYY-MM-dd" format, but later in the database it appears as a string of integers.
Did you find any solution? I find it cumbersome to save the time in my database when I only use the date.
I think there is an issue with LocalDate.
With LocalDate the result is empty.
With LocalDateTime it works as expected.
While troubleshooting, I noticed that LocalDate is stored as a Datatype DATE in Sqllite.
LocalDateTime, however, as TEXT. Maybe this is the problem.
Exposed Version: 0.29.1
Sqlite-jdbc: 3.34.0
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