$__timeTo/ $__timeFrom / $__timeFilter not behaving correctly

[countershane]

Hi there,
I've recently installed the most recent plugin version on our Grafana instance (running v11.2.2) and having some issues with the way the macros are/aren't functioning.

firstly, the $__timeFilter macro wasn't being translated to between

this:
WHERE $__timeFilter(f.timestamp)
AND hf.timestamp BETWEEN ($__timeFrom()::timestamptz - INTERVAL '1 days') AND $__timeTo()
translated to this:

$__timeFilter(f.timestamp)
AND hf.timestamp BETWEEN (2025-08-13 10:03:19()::timestamptz - INTERVAL '1 days') AND FROM_UNIXTIME(1755165799)

So we just verbosely switched all logic to use "between" logic, but then databricks was still throwing errors.
it seems to come down to the way it's parsing out the timestamp from the macro, not as a string but as a cluster of integers. Specifically the error throws on the first piece of the hour in the datetime stamp: 2025-08-13 10:03:19

Probably we can solve it by wrapping the macros in parenthesis and single quotes, but really doesn't seem that should be necessary, as the documentation says it should be doing that natively.

This script is copied from another dashboard that was hitting postgres, and we could see that the postgres connector is working fine and translating the script properly

Anyone else have this problem?

[countershane]

Also, to clarify, we tested with the $__timeFrom & $__timeTo without "()" and it still parsed the timestamp incorrectly and throws an error in databricks