Describe the bug
When using the Iceberg input connector to read a table that contains a timestamptz column, Feldera fails to deserialize the Parquet data with the following error:
Parse error: error deserializing table records from Parquet data:
Error: Unsupported timezone: +00:00 is not supported
Invalid bytes: []
In Apache Iceberg, timestamptz is one of the two standard timestamp types (alongside timestamp). It is extremely common in real-world Iceberg tables — for example, tables synced from
relational databases via JDBC connectors almost always include timestamptz columns for audit fields like created_at or updated_at.
In my test environment,
the Parquet files produced by Iceberg store the timezone as +00:00 (UTC offset notation). Feldera's Parquet reader does not recognize this format, causing the entire table read to fail —
even if the timestamptz column is not included in the Feldera table definition.
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Describe the bug
When using the Iceberg input connector to read a table that contains a timestamptz column, Feldera fails to deserialize the Parquet data with the following error:
Parse error: error deserializing table records from Parquet data:
Error: Unsupported timezone: +00:00 is not supported
Invalid bytes: []
In Apache Iceberg, timestamptz is one of the two standard timestamp types (alongside timestamp). It is extremely common in real-world Iceberg tables — for example, tables synced from
relational databases via JDBC connectors almost always include timestamptz columns for audit fields like created_at or updated_at.
In my test environment,
the Parquet files produced by Iceberg store the timezone as +00:00 (UTC offset notation). Feldera's Parquet reader does not recognize this format, causing the entire table read to fail —
even if the timestamptz column is not included in the Feldera table definition.
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