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I am using your library extensively and love it. However recently I noticed what I believe is a bug in the UTC offsets for various timezones. It seems related to a 'premptive' switch back from daylight savings.
For example, here I create a naive datetime (2018-02-01 6:00:00) and localize it to the London timezone. However when I print the tz-aware datetime object, it shows GMT0:00:00 and when I print the utcoffset() it also shows a difference of 0:00:00.
Hi,
I am using your library extensively and love it. However recently I noticed what I believe is a bug in the UTC offsets for various timezones. It seems related to a 'premptive' switch back from daylight savings.
For example, here I create a naive datetime (2018-02-01 6:00:00) and localize it to the London timezone. However when I print the tz-aware datetime object, it shows GMT0:00:00 and when I print the
utcoffset()
it also shows a difference of 0:00:00.This is wrong, as London is one hour ahead of GMT at the moment (until October 28th). I am also getting a similar problem with
America/Denver
.Thanks,
Nathanael
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