Bug Fix: Allow GlueCatalog to create table with TimestampzType#366
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| return f"decimal({primitive.precision},{primitive.scale})" | ||
| if (primitive_type := type(primitive)) not in GLUE_PRIMITIVE_TYPES: | ||
| raise ValueError(f"Unknown primitive type: {primitive}") | ||
| return str(primitive_type.root) |
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Since this is for the optional StorageDescriptor, I think it should not block the table creation even when encountering unknown primitive types
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Pyiceberg uses
TimestampTypefor timestamp without time zone andTimestampzTypefor timestamp with time zone.This PR adds the missing conversion from
TimestampzTypeto glue type string "timestamp". Otherwise, table creation fails with a ValueError when generating StorageDescriptor