Very curious about the details and why it’s unfixable. Is it just because timezones are such a mess it’s logically impossible to satisfy every constraint?
I will add more example links in the top-level comment, but here is the thread for that bug. [0]. tl;dr timestamp vs timestamptz comparisons aren't consistently ordered in a pathological edge case, which means that index scans can return the wrong answer. There's no way to fix it without either redefining the operators in a surprising way or disabling index scans in this case.
I will add more example links in the top-level comment, but here is the thread for that bug. [0]. tl;dr timestamp vs timestamptz comparisons aren't consistently ordered in a pathological edge case, which means that index scans can return the wrong answer. There's no way to fix it without either redefining the operators in a surprising way or disabling index scans in this case.
[0] https://www.postgresql.org/message-id/flat/c22286ad6268347c6...