Igor Lukanin

Hi @IanMeta 👋 Cube automatically converts to necessary timezones only dimensions that are used as **time dimensions** in queries. So, you can avoid this kind of conversion by referencing your...

Gotcha. Let me add @paveltiunov to check what his thoughts are about having such an option.

Hi @yair-the-super-wise 👋 Could you please elaborate? How would you use that OpenAPI schema?

Hi @bruno-castro-precision 👋 Thanks for raising this! Would you like to contribute these changes yourself? In that case, these instructions might be helpful: https://github.com/cube-js/cube/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#contributing-database-drivers

Hi @duong-ly 👋 Thanks for reporting this! Could you please use set the `CUBESQL_SQL_PUSH_DOWN` env var to `true`, upgrade to the latest version, and try again?

Hi @mealonso 👋 I think this is how it's currently implemented. You can update the data model manually, if you'd like to, though. I also agree that it would be...

@codingchili Are you running Cube on Windows? Are you using WSL? From the [docs](https://cube.dev/docs/product/caching/running-in-production): > Using Windows? We strongly recommend using [WSL2 for Windows 10](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10) to run the following commands.

We recommend to always use Docker. This is the recommended way to run Cube since 2020: https://cube.dev/blog/cubejs-loves-docker

Hi @spljs 👋 I think this makes a lot of sense! I believe that the solution to this should work equally well with JavaScript-based and Python-based configuration. So, exposing the...

Hi @MadhusudanN 👋 This is a typical transitive join pitfall: https://cube.dev/docs/product/data-modeling/concepts/working-with-joins#transitive-join-pitfalls. You can solve it by moving joins in the cubes, please see the explanation on the docs page.