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Minor updates in support of #569 #597
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I tried adding workflow_dispatch, to enable manually triggering tests, but for reasons that remain unclear to me, that had no effect...
AFAICT, poetry 1.1.x will *not* work with the other updates on this branch. Using an upstream, tagged version, even if it's not an official release, seems somewhat less brittle.
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FWIW, the tests are passing. |
This reverts commit c44bceb.
They map 1-1, but the previous implementation turned ZoneInfo objs into FixedTimezone objs, which they generally aren't.
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@sdispater given your obligations with Poetry, I thought it might help to open a fresh PR against #569, with the hope of nudging those massive, and eagerly anticipated(!), updates closer to release 😄. Hopefully this helps, but if not, please feel free to close/ignore/request further changes as you see fit.
Given the wide scope of that PR, the best way to help seemed to be taking the checklist in #569 (comment) at face value, i.e. assume the needed tests are written, and look into what docs updates are still needed. But before starting on that, it seemed like a few other minor updates were necessary:
master
1.1
, and I'm guessing that's a known issue—hence all the build scripts previously pointing to a newer, unreleased ref.README
and build/release scripts to reference the right Python versions, based on 0c5b78e and 1102725.c44bceb was a temporary hack; I'll revert it.
Please LMK if this is on the right track. As far as substantive doc edits go, do you have a clear idea of what the minimum viable updates are? I'd guess that support for
zoneinfo
TZs is among the most important changes to explain, but what other topics would you include?Hope this helps!
/cc @NickFabry @anvit25 (per #590 (comment))