DST is probably not handled correctly right now. We just read "today" and "tomorrow" attributes (which are typically 24-element lists) from nordpool, and assume that there are 24 hours in day and thus dt.now().hour gives index to current hour in "today" list. Too many assumptions there. Possibly there will be 25 elements in the list when moving from summer to winter, and 23 elements in the opposite case.
If EU gets rid of DST then this issue goes away without changing anything. Need to see to prioritize.
DST is probably not handled correctly right now. We just read "today" and "tomorrow" attributes (which are typically 24-element lists) from nordpool, and assume that there are 24 hours in day and thus
dt.now().hour
gives index to current hour in "today" list. Too many assumptions there. Possibly there will be 25 elements in the list when moving from summer to winter, and 23 elements in the opposite case.If EU gets rid of DST then this issue goes away without changing anything. Need to see to prioritize.