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Win10 with turned off dst always run into offset error
See original GitHub issueI am using APScheduler and this uses tzlocal. My flask server runs on a Windows10-PC with turned off day saving time options (means no extra offset in summer here in germany). But this results in errors in:
from tzlocal import get_localzone
tz = get_localzone()
How do I solve this issue?
Best regards Sören
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Hmm, I have to think about if that’s possible.
This restrictions comes from the galvanic steering server that also runs on that server that doesn’t want to handle time holes 😃 but nevertheless my flask server usually uses timezones in a correct way. But in this case the APScheduler uses your package inside, but I figured out that I can configure UTC timezone for that package. Thus that should fix the problem for the moment. But besides it would be nice if your lib respects deactivated dst in some way. It‘s an official configuration flag in Windows … thus it would be great.