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Please don't use this completely broken tzlocal library for starting and stopping the tasks. Instead, just start/stop it and task will decide the right timestamp itself.
Description:
I have a timezone (TZ=CET-1) that has no corresponding country/city zone (not in "daylitesaving" time. That is an absolute legal TZ definition.
The version 2.0.0b2-1 that is installed on debian unstable is absolutly broken as it gives python stack traces. With version 1.5.1-1 it works at least but when I start a task via taskwiki, the task is started 59 minutes in the future.
I read about the issue #110 but that gives no solution for me.
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Hi,
Please don't use this completely broken tzlocal library for starting and stopping the tasks. Instead, just start/stop it and task will decide the right timestamp itself.
Description:
I have a timezone (TZ=CET-1) that has no corresponding country/city zone (not in "daylitesaving" time. That is an absolute legal TZ definition.
The version 2.0.0b2-1 that is installed on debian unstable is absolutly broken as it gives python stack traces. With version 1.5.1-1 it works at least but when I start a task via taskwiki, the task is started 59 minutes in the future.
I read about the issue #110 but that gives no solution for me.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: