Remove pytz and replace usage with core python modules - #80
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Ooh interesting thanks for the contribution will take a look! cc @gagantrivedi |
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LGTM 👍
Please rebase to latest main and we'll merge, @MerijnBol .
Pytz is deprecated since Python 3.9. You might want to keep it for backwards compatibility for Python 3.8. However, turning naive datetimes into UTC timezone datetimes seems also possible in Python 3.8 without using the pytc library.
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@khvn26 done! |
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Poetry complained about
pytzdependency issues while I was trying to install Flagsmith 3.6.0. Started looking through the code and doesn't look like you actually needpytz.Maybe I'm missing something. Hope this makes sense.