Add "Africa/Tripoli" from/to "Libya Standard Time" #1482
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I'd merge this, but I'd prefer to wait until it's had a chance to run on Win64 first, and that auto tester seems to have been most (all?) of the day today. |
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Win64 has passed. |
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Add "Africa/Tripoli" from/to "Libya Standard Time"
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In Augutst 16 2013, KB2863058 added a new timezone in Windows 7, then std.datetime unittest raises an error.
The timezone was released in January 2013 through KB2794119.
This change will fix http://d.puremagic.com/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=10161