Steven Schlansker

Sorry @alwins0n, didn't mean to leave you hanging here. I'll re-open this for now and take a look at it - I can't right this moment but I will get...

Hi again @alwins0n, I do think the idea for making binding easier is good. Ideally it will work independent of the actual qualifying annotation - it should work with `@UserDefinedAnno`...

Hi @trsrc , when you implement a new mapped type, you might want to implement the `ColumnMapperFactory` interface. From there you inspect the type and in this case look for...

I think that's starting to exceed the scope of the project. If you build something that is both very nice and simple and straightforward, we might consider it as an...

we've got at least some things hooked in with column name strategies: https://github.com/jdbi/jdbi/blob/master/core/src/main/java/org/jdbi/v3/core/mapper/reflect/SnakeCaseColumnNameMatcher.java but of course it's far from complete

Not necessarily -- you could scan the db column names and the bean property names, and run it through this. Maybe we do need to add it and I'm not...

Are your Java program and MySQL server set for the same timezone? If you bind the argument and then print it out from the database server side, is it the...

I don't use MySQL myself, but I did find a hopefully helpful StackOverflow post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2934258/how-do-i-get-the-current-time-zone-of-mysql The intent here is to determine exactly where the timezone conversion is being messed up...

I think you're right, this doesn't work right. Figuring out what's wrong is hampered by both the `h2` and `pg-jdbc` drivers not fully supporting named callable parameters... I started hacking...

Please feel free. I feel like it's close, but got distracted by other issues. I'll look more myself soon too.