Hi -
We recently migrated to Snowflake from Postgres and are having issues with date_trunc when running in Metabsae. The issue we are encountering is that our timestamps generated when using date_trunc by week are starting on Sunday, not on Monday, which is crucial for all of our internal reporting.
I have seen this issue reported elsewhere on Github, but if there is a resolution it is not clear from the various topics I have read (8804, 16114, 19375).
Is there a setting in Metabase than can be adjusted without impacting prior queries still on Postgres? Is there a timestamp transformation we need to do in dbt for our production models?
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
-David
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