getquill/quill

Hi,
I have a simple DAO Class as follows:

class AnomalyDao(ctx: PostgresContext) {

  import ctx._

  def deleteTo( temp: LocalDateTime): Unit = run {
    query[Anomaly].filter(anomaly => anomaly.time_inserted.compareTo(lift(temp)) > 0).delete
  }
}

case class Anomaly(
    offset: Long,
    data: Json,
    time_inserted: LocalDateTime
)

When I want to insert a LocalDateTime value or select a SQL timestamps value with Quill, I receive this error:

Tree 'anomaly.time_inserted' can't be parsed to 'Ast'

First, I assumed, that maybe LocalDateTime custom/raw Decoder/Encoder have not been added, So I tried to explicitly define them:

  implicit val localDateTimeDecoder: Decoder[LocalDateTime] =
    decoder((index, row) => row.getTimestamp(index, Calendar.getInstance(dateTimeZone)).toLocalDateTime)

  implicit val localDateTimeEncoder: Encoder[LocalDateTime] =
    encoder(
      Types.TIMESTAMP,
      (index, value, row) => row.setTimestamp(index, Timestamp.valueOf(value), Calendar.getInstance(dateTimeZone))
    )

But, then I got conflicting members error:

class PostgresContext inherits conflicting members:
[error] value localDateTimeDecoder in trait Decoders of type PostgresContext.this.Decoder[java.time.LocalDateTime]  and
[error]   value localDateTimeDecoder in trait PostgresDateSupport of type PostgresContext.this.Decoder[java.time.LocalDateTime]

So, I realized that I have the appropriate decoder and encoder at compile time; But non of the following solutions could solve the Tree can't be parsed to 'Ast' problem:

I changed the DAO class to this version:

class AnomalyDao(ctx: PostgresContext) {

  import ctx._

  def deleteTo(to: Long): Unit = run {
    query[Anomaly].filter(anomaly => anomaly.time_inserted.toEpochSecond(ZoneOffset.UTC) >(lift(to))).delete
  }
}

case class Anomaly(
    offset: Long,
    data: Json,
    time_inserted: LocalDateTime
)

But still parsing error is there, any Idea?