I have two questions, one is from Postgres database and another one is from Mongodb.
I have merge two questions in my Dashboard by "adding series option" but here is one problem i faced.
Weeks shown two times i.e 5th july shows two times,12th july shows two times and so on.......
can we resolve this?
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@varnika I can only reproduce if the "X-axis scale" is set to "Ordinal" instead of "Timeseries".
We have some issues with MongoDB (and Druid) returning type/Instant instead of type/Date, which other databases do. We need to correctly handle this for those drivers, so they will work correctly everywhere in the GUI.
For reference: https://github.com/metabase/metabase/issues/16170
