Add UTC timezone to dates fetched from the database.#12
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When we store the created_at objects in the database, they're stored as timestamp automatically. Unfortunately, they're restored without any timezone information, making them invalid strings to parse as RCF3339. I'm creating a custom type that can handle those cases when we read the data. Preserving the format when we serialize it to other clients. The dates are always UTC, so we don't need to worry about other timezone offsets except +00:00, or Z as a shortcut.
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When we store the created_at objects in the database, they're stored as timestamp automatically. Unfortunately, they're restored without any timezone information, making them invalid strings to parse as RCF3339.
I'm creating a custom type that can handle those cases when we read the data. Preserving the format when we serialize it to other clients.
The dates are always UTC, so we don't need to worry about other timezone offsets except +00:00, or Z as a shortcut.