fix: parse datetime64 precision with timezone #83
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DateTime64can have timezone. If the column defined with the timezone for exampleDateTime64(3, 'UTC'), When query try to parse value, the precision will always return as 0 because it errors.In the
parseDateTime64Precfunction, when it passedchSubType(s, "DateTime64(")will got the value like"3, 'UTC"and will always errors when parse string to integer.So we need to split by comma and take the first part to get the precision before convert to integer.