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pytz library timezone conversion issue [duplicate]

I am trying to work with django and converting timezones between UTC and my timezone ("America/Winnipeg"), but I keep running into issues and I think there might be a bug. Here is my code: #...
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Rendering datetime and proper formatting

I have a Django project to keep track of tasks in an office environment. I have this model for tasks, and it has a finish_date attribute that is assigned as soon as I access the route to do the ...
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In python (pytz), how can I add a "day" to a datetime in a DST-aware fashion? (Sometimes the result should be 23 or 25 hours in in the future)

I'm doing some datetime math in python with the pytz library (although I'm open to using other libraries if necessary). I have an iterator that needs to increase by one day for each iteration of the ...
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use closing hours by default

Using this piece of the pytz script, import dateutil import pytz utc = pytz.UTC print(utc.localize(dateutil.parser.parse('2024-10-31'))) the output shows: 2024-10-31 00:00:00+00:00 We want to ...
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Possible faulty python datetime/pytz module behaviour [duplicate]

I think there may be a problem with the pytz/datetime module in python. Either that or I am not using it correctly. Please look at the coding below which highlights the issues I'm currently facing. I'...
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pandas timezones conversion malfunction [duplicate]

Trying to build an algorithm for processing stocks. I'm not a dev, so basically my knowledge is limited. I'm retrieving findata with an API. Looks like it's done correctly, sorted ascending. First ...
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Python's America/New_York time offset showing -04:56 [duplicate]

I'm currently using Python 3.9.6 and have this simple code import datetime import pytz est = pytz.timezone('America/New_York') myDateTime = datetime.datetime(year=2024, month=8, day=15, hour=17, ...
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Datetime doesn't seem to be converting

I am trying to cast from a 'created_at' value in UTC to a value in Eastern Time. But after converting the time using astimezone, the time is the same and raises the assert error that the two times are ...
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Unexpected difference when subtracting the same time from two different time zones? Python [duplicate]

The total second difference between 2 datetime objects set in different time zones but on the same date does not yield 0.0 in some circumstances. import datetime from pytz import timezone from ...
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zoneinfo is missing timezone names that pytz has

I am comparing the timezone names that pytz and zoneinfo support because I would like to transition to zoneinfo from pytz. It seems that zoneinfo lacks a lot of timezones: >>> import pytz >...
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How to get the epoch value for any given Local Time with Time Zone & Daylight Saving Time in Python?

I'm new to Python and I have a use case which deals with datetime. Unfortunately, the data is not in UTC, so I have to rely on Local Time, Time Zones & Daylight Savings. I tried with datetime &...
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Issues with pytz.timezone in threading.Thread

I ran across an interesting bug yesterday with using pytz.timezone in a threading.Thread. When running the example code below, the Consumer.run() method appears to crash after the 1st iteration i.e., ...
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Python UTC America/New York Time Conversion

Working on a problem where I have to evaluate whether a time stamp (UTC) exceeds 7PM Americas/New_York. I naively did my check as: if (timestamp - timedelta(hours=4)).time() > 19: __logic__ ...
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mktime resulting in OverflowError: mktime argument out of range

When attempting to get a time using mktime, I get a overflow exception. This occurs on a Debian docker image, but not on my host machine: docker pull python:3.9.7 https://hub.docker.com/layers/...
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Handling Local Time in Python Worldwide

I am working on an application in which events occur at specific times. The event creator can create events in a time zone where daylight saving time might or might not be applicable. Therefore, the ...
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