Ensure the driver timezone is always respected #878
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Turns out AvaticaSite.get does not account for TIMESTAMP_WITH_TIMEZONE types so we add support on an override function.
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What's Changed
The Avatica driver takes a
timezoneproperty, which can be used to override the default system timezone. Currently, not all methods of fetching values from accessors respect this value.This PR ensures the local timezone gets set on the
ArrowFlightJdbcTimeStampVectorAccessorand makes sure we respect that over the default JVM timezone.This contains breaking changes.
Closes #NNN.