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A possible cause for this, Anthony, is having the timezone set to ("UTC",
"GMT") and time.daylight to a 1. This would lead to not passing the test
since there is an explicit test in the strptime code for when duplicate
non-DST and DST timezones are the same and this would do it since UTC
and GMT are injected into the non-DST timezone list for comparisons.
The default is -1 since you can't tell the proper value if both non-DST and
DST are the same. And UTC and GMT should not be considered DST
timezones obviously.
Anyway, I hope you don't find anything wrong and it was just a weird
glitch in the date settings. |
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