add time granularity to redshift #3548
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xrmx
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Sep 28, 2017
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yes it's exactly like the postgresql time grains. I added it because on the 0.20, I'm not able anymore to use time grains on redshift. If it's supposed to inherit from postgresl, then it's a bug. is it supposed to do so? |
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isn't this inherited from PostgresEngineSpec? Looks like a copy-paste of exactly what is inherited...
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Did your patch here fix the "bug"? What are the symptoms, is the dropdown empty? |
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