Mark Lewandowski

This seems like a good request. How would you want to handle the case where an offset/timezone is provided in the parse string and as an argument? For example: ```...

I've got a working fix for this in a branch I think will be released as 0.6.0.

Looks like 0.6 hasn't been uploaded to cheeseshop. @myusurf3, can you take care of that? On Thu, Nov 12, 2015 at 8:49 AM, Dharwin Perez [email protected] wrote: > Hi @myusuf3...

I actually like the interface in `arrow` for this. I think it's generic and simple. I actually feel like start_of_day and end_of_day methods are too specific.

@mwaterfall - I'm having a hard time parsing your problem. It sounds like you are able to use `parse` to create Delorean objects with a fixed offset (ex. '-0700'). Once...

I'm getting the same error (Ubuntu 12.10, openjdk-6). Is there a way to get around this? Can I just remove this test?