Github user vdiravka commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/drill/pull/656
@bitblender Parquet files with INT96 TIMESTAMP values usually are generated
with hive. Those TIMESTAMP values represent the local timezone of the host
where the data was written. To read that values hive considers the local
timezone (in fact shift between local and UTC timezones is adding to the
timestamp values).
The aim of this patch to make the same behaviour like in HIVE while reading
parquet INT96 TIMESTAMP vals.
As the result in different timezones we have different data after query or
in other words this test depends from the local timezone and `baselineValues`
for different timezones will be different.
However I applied the logic of converting timestamps to the local timezone
for the test's `baselineValues`.
So now this test works on the every timezone properly.
The last commit is updated.
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