fix(source-netsuite): use explicit UTC datetime bounds in incremental stream slices#79654
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… stream slices stream_slices() called .date() on the cursor, truncating it to date-only, then formatted slice bounds with date-only format strings. NetSuite interprets bare dates in the account's configured timezone, creating a dead zone up to 12 hours wide where records are permanently skipped. Fix: preserve datetime precision by replacing .date() with .replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0) and adding the ISO 8601 datetime format as the first entry in NETSUITE_INPUT_DATE_FORMATS. The fallback mechanism still cycles through date-only formats for accounts that reject datetime in queries. Co-Authored-By: bot_apk <apk@cognition.ai>
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Thanks for tackling this — the approach of prepending the ISO datetime format One gap worth flagging: we tested The N/query module (which backs the For accounts that reject ISO datetime, A robust complement would be a small lookback window - subtracting 1 day from The proper long-term fix would be migrating to the SuiteQL endpoint |
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↪️ Triggering Reason: Draft PR with CI passing, fixes netsuite incremental stream datetime bounds.\n\n- https://github.com/airbytehq/oncall/issues/12846 |
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| Step | Target (v0.1.28) | Control (v0.1.27) | Result |
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| SPEC | success | success | ✅ No regression |
| CHECK | success | success | ✅ No regression |
| DISCOVER | success | success | ✅ No regression |
| READ | 312 records, 74 LOG | 312 records, 57 LOG | ✅ No regression |
Key finding: Target emits 17 additional LOG messages vs control. This is consistent with the date format fallback mechanism being triggered — the new ISO 8601 format is attempted first, and when rejected, the connector gracefully retries with the next format. This proves the new code path is active and the safety net works.
Stream-level record counts are identical:
salesorder: 1, purchaseorder: 3, workorder: 6, customer: 141, contact: 160, itemfulfillment: 1
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Resolves https://github.com/airbytehq/oncall/issues/12846:
Related: #79653
Incremental streams permanently lose records whose
lastModifiedDatefalls between the sync run time and midnight in the NetSuite account's configured timezone. The dead zone can be up to 12 hours wide.How
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IncrementalNetsuiteStream.stream_slices(), the cursor datetime was truncated via.date()and formatted using date-only strings (e.g."03/15/2026"). NetSuite interprets bare dates in the account's timezone, soAFTER "03/15/2026"on a PDT account resolves to2026-03-15T07:00:00Z— not UTC midnight.Fix:
.date()with.replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0)to preserve datetime precision%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ) as the first entry inNETSUITE_INPUT_DATE_FORMATSdate.today()withdatetime.utcnow()for consistent datetime comparisonsSlice bounds now produce explicit UTC datetimes like
"2026-03-15T00:00:00Z", unambiguous regardless of account timezone. The existing date-format fallback mechanism (should_retry+DateFormatExeption) still cycles through date-only formats for accounts that reject datetime in theqparameter.Declarative-First Evaluation
N/A — this is a Python CDK-based connector (
cdk:pythontag), not declarative/manifest-only.Test Coverage
Added 9 unit tests covering:
request_paramsquery string formatReview guide
source_netsuite/constraints.py— datetime format prepended toNETSUITE_INPUT_DATE_FORMATSsource_netsuite/streams.py—stream_slices()preserves datetime, usesdatetime.utcnow()unit_tests/test_streams.py— new test suiteUser Impact
Records modified between sync time and account-local midnight are no longer silently dropped. All incremental streams now query using explicit UTC datetime bounds.
Can this PR be safely reverted and rolled back?
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