tzutils: tzdata provides py3:tzdata #53607
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It doesn't matter anyway, since our python3-tzdata is almost empty and uses system zoneinfo. |
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oh, |
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that's not the same thing as tzdata i think |
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Ah yes! Anyway, what is different between: |
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/me removes |
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according to the Python documentation[1], the `zoneinfo` module uses the system timezone data if available, and also provides an installable `tzdata` library on PyPi. Some Python packages (like pandas) spuriously always depend on this library. By having `tzdata` provide this py3: package, it would work around Python packages that make this mistake, and avoid needing to package `python3-tzdata` or set `noverifypydeps` (which would be overkill). [1]: https://docs.python.org/3/library/zoneinfo.html
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according to the Python documentation, the
zoneinfomodule uses the system timezone data if available, and also provides an installabletzdatalibrary on PyPi. Some Python packages (like pandas) spuriously always depend on this library. By havingtzdataprovide this py3: package, it would work around Python packages that make this mistake, and avoid needing to packagepython3-tzdataor setnoverifypydeps(which would be overkill).@sgn, this is your package, what do you think?
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