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datetime support for min and max functions #2068
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Hi @franperezlopez, Thanks for the report! Actually I couldn't reproduce the behavior in my local, but I had something in mind and submitted a PR #2077. |
Hi, I'm sorry but I had no time for testing your branch ... did you try updating the local time of your machine? I live in UTC+1 so I presumed the difference was because that |
Hi @francopatano, I merged the PR. Could you try with the latest master? Thanks! |
works on my machine 👍 thanks for the fix. keep up the good work!! |
Thanks again for the report and confirming! |
It looks to me I'm doing something wrong, but I can't find the reason.
It seems that when I select the row using min / max functions, an additional hour is added to the date. The same example using pandas works fine. Could you please help me?
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