Open mvexel opened 2 months ago
I applied black formatting to the files I touched, but happy to comply with whatever code hygiene standards you have.
Perfect! CI actually tests for black formatting and it complains about two files: https://github.com/thomersch/openstreetmap-calendar/actions/runs/9899099646/job/27347358399
Not sure why that's the case, maybe a different config?
timezonefinder is looking for a new maintainer, so this is hedging against that project becoming unmaintained.
Phew, yeah… the dependencies are slowly getting stale.
I am a little bit conflicted about tzfpy: It would be nice to move to a package that gets more attention, but on the other hand it introduces a dependency on Rust and it's a fairly niche repo – or is it just my own paranoia?
Have you by any chance verified that it works with the manual time zone selection in the event creation/edit form? (It probably does, but I remember having inconsistencies with time zone names coming from the operating system db)
Thanks for interested in tzfpy. It's true that it's not a polular project compared with timezonefinder since it was created to solve timezonefinder's performance issues instead of basic feature issues. And I believe only a few projects will face the performance issues.
By the way, Rust is not required unless wheel files are missing for the python verison and platform.
Thanks @ringsaturn for participating here.
Have you by any chance verified that it works with the manual time zone selection in the event creation/edit form? (It probably does, but I remember having inconsistencies with time zone names coming from the operating system db)
I have not. Whenever I get a chance..
Strange, those black errors. Isn't black supposed to be "no-config"? :)
There's some advantages of
tzfpy
totimezonefinder
.tzfpy
usestzf
under the hood, so it introduces no python dependencies such asnumpy
. It's faster, in particular close to TZ boundaries. It has a very similar API for the simple purposes this project requires. Alsotimezonefinder
is looking for a new maintainer, so this is hedging against that project becoming unmaintained.I applied
black
formatting to the files I touched, but happy to comply with whatever code hygiene standards you have.Thanks for considering.