Matt Lewis

I think the issue is that the dates are sorted alphabetically. Hence in the example above **F**eb < **J**une < **M**ay. Maybe it's a localisation issue, but I'm seeing dates...

Additional option suggestion: I've seen people submit photos from Wikipedia/Wikimedia, which tend to be CC-BY (i.e. attribution) licenses. It would be good to be able to accept these. However, there's...

I saw the submission message for a photo for candidate https://candidates.democracyclub.org.uk/person/119068 had some views on the current options. The message was: "I do not grant you copyright, but I do...

I guess {path} is empty, which might be the issue.

My current status: Not yet able to reproduce this. Investigations: I'm on tzlocal v1.5.1 on my Gemini (unable to upgrade due to being on Python v.3.5). I tried v2.1, v3.0,...

@neilzone Could you let me know which version of tzlocal you're using? Since I might later want to know the versions of other date-related Python package dependencies, this command should...

@neilzone I was after /etc/localtime, rather than /etc/timezone. /etc/localtime should be a sym-link pointing to a timezone data file, probably in /usr/share/zoneinfo. (I just tried with tzlocal 5.1 and /etc/localtime...

As far as I can tell, the time configuration of the Cosmo seems valid (although it's set to UTC, which might not be what was desired). However, this combination of...

Quick note: This is progress. It's got further, so it seems to have set a valid timezone. Now it's failing to set the language to use in the GUI. Unfortunately,...

Progress report... I've identified 3 issues here: 1. In the config tested in the report, get_localzone() threw an exception that Pygenda didn't handle. 2. If there was an error when...