Fix TIME processing #236
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Fix TIME processing #236
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I am not sure whether this logic is worth adding tests for. I hope to consider adding tests some time later this week. |
Instead of assuming we want `Time64Microsecond` when converting from NaiveType, convert based on the interenced type. Update the `get_time*_value` functions to return `NaiveTime` instead of `NaiveDateTime`. Previously they were returning None, because that's what `as_datetime` always returns for Time32 & Time64 values.
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Instead of assuming we want
Time64Microsecondwhen converting from NaiveType, convert based on the interenced type.Update the
get_time*_valuefunctions to returnNaiveTimeinstead ofNaiveDateTime. Previously they were returning None, because that's whatas_datetimealways returns for Time32 & Time64 values.