Hello,

I was looking for something like the jira ticket HHH-12988 Resolved but you said that it won't be fixed.

Here is my issue:

I have a database in postgresql with a table with a field in TIME and an other in TIMESTAMP.
These fields can be updated with whatever source because it has not timezone. We only consider that all date/time format in the database is in UTC.
When I get these fields values in my application, the TIME field (converted to LocalTime) has a weird value.
My spring boot application has set :
spring.jpa.properties.hibernate.jdbc.time_zone=UTC

In database :
I have my TIME field set at 07:00:00
My TIMESTAMP field set at 2019-05-20 18:25:14.815742

When I get the entity in my java application, I have
the entity LocalTime (from TIME field) set at 08:00:00
the entity LocalDateTime (from TIMESTAMP field) set at 2019-05-20 20:25:14.815742

There is my question : Why does the TIMESTAMP field correctly converted (+2 hours in my case) and why does the TIME field get a weird conversion (+1 hour).

What should we do in that case ?