PostgreSQL does not return expected timezone #790
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Explain your user case and expected results
Configure the database server as timezone UTC (mysql, sqlite and postgres).
Configure the connection string as timezone UTC.
Create a record in the database using a GO time with UTC as the time.Location.
Retrieve the record from the database.
Expected Results
The time.Location on the retrieved record should be UTC.
Actual Results
Potential Workaround
I have added an extra test TestPGXPooltoSqlDB which shows how to use Gorm's capability of using an sql.DB to connect, and work around the problem.