Paul Ganssle

One thing to note on the `DateRange` idea is that including support for civil time ranges in non-constant-offset zones may well violate some of the assumptions of linearity that would...

@jbrockmendel No particular reason, though it's not terribly important either way. I suppose there's some argument to be made that `relativedelta` is intended to be a basic type similar to...

> I'm fine either way. MIT is my default license for projects, and it looks BSD 3-Clause is compatible as far as I know, so re-licensing it isn't an issue...

> I've never found rrule to be easy to use (that isn't to say it's not useful, just that I doubt my understanding of it), which is the main reason...

One thing to consider is that, as implemented, `within_delta` uses "wall clock" arithmetic, so two instants 1 minute apart in absolute time but 61 minutes apart in "wall time" will...

@michaelfresco For the moment, you can do something completely equivalent with this: ```python from datetime import datetime from dateutil import rrule d_range = rrule.rrule(dtstart=datetime(2018, 1, 1), freq=rrule.DAILY, until=datetime(2018, 2, 1))...

Thanks for the quick response! I tried tracking this down a bit and couldn't quite figure out what had changed, I'm glad you were able to figure it out so...

@mattmauriello Like an hour? Maybe 2?

> Even if you switch tooling, please do not stop providing `__version__` as we rely on it in in Matpltolib Well, you could always just check to see if it's...

If I'm reading this correctly, I think a good first start is to replace `_remove_md5_fragment` with `_remove_hash_fragment`, and have it support hashes other than md5. @tdsmith If you have any...