From what I've seen the problem is not just the X-TZ-Offset header, but that the library is not written in python 3, but in python 2. It's too bad that that wasn't announced clearly in setup.py.
Anyway, I've made a couple of fixes that make the library work in python3 for what I was doing which is just creating a lead.
From what I've seen the problem is not just the
X-TZ-Offset
header, but that the library is not written in python 3, but in python 2. It's too bad that that wasn't announced clearly insetup.py
.Anyway, I've made a couple of fixes that make the library work in python3 for what I was doing which is just creating a lead.
Fixes #57