Paul Ganssle

From some minor thinking about it, these are the classes of "nasty" time zones that I think we should try to find for each time zone: 1. Transitions between STD->DST...

(Warning: Post contains wall of text) > * @pganssle - I understand there are only about 600 keys times maybe three directories, right? So it seems: ```python >>> import zoneinfo...

Yes but this brings in the `emoji` dependency, which I only included for the sake of the example. Though in fairness test-only dependencies are not a huge deal. I think...

Another place this has come up - `hypothesis` should definitely put a high weight on surrogate characters. This is essentially the script I used when developing `datetime.fromisoformat` for CPython: ```python...

> Likewise not blaming you, but I am curious about your workflow here. In this and in the original issue's case, there was little hope of me actually incorporating hypothesis...

> My very strong recommendation would be to up the number of examples run for one-off tests. If you're only running them on an ad hoc basis then the difference...

I think this is a good idea in general, but to me this feels like actually a *big* project. Does it need to be in PyO3 itself, or could it...

@birkenfeld I think that this sort of thing is a good idea, but is it really something that belongs in PyO3? I think it makes sense to leave the core...

@kngwyu I would not say they are confusing if you read the guide, but I agree with @davidhewitt - these two procedural macros apparently do the *same thing* but in...

I don't think this is the right solution. It fixes the problem with `"%s"` but breaks `strftime` in general. For example, running this with `TZ='America/New_York'`: ```python import freezegun from datetime...