<@U5DC435NU> that typically means that there's an ...
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@sonja that typically means that there's an issue we haven't gotten a chance to fix yet, specifically that data values we are getting back from the OS need to be casted correctly to be represented by sql. Feel free to open up an issue with the specifics of what you're seeing and we can investigate, or we can work it out here, but in general it's not something to be too concerned about :)