Paul Ganssle

@dstansby Yes, you'll note I left some comments there. I'd really like to go standards-based if possible, but I'm not seeing anything obvious, so I guess we'll have to blaze...

@dstansby I think the fact that `-1 days +23:59:59:00` and `-00:00:01` are equally valid representations of the same `timedelta` is actually illustrative of the problem. We need a formatting (and...

Seems like there was some parallel discussion a few years ago in moment/moment#1048. It doesn't seem likely to me that there's anything satisfactory out there, so we'll have to roll...

I haven't been to a computer to try to reproduce this, but it's possible that changing this、: https://github.com/dateutil/dateutil/blob/b21555f3b6afd2a0c660293b21e19b32f1d4f50e/dateutil/relativedelta.py#L567 To `not (self == other)` will fix it.

> Finally, I attempted your solution, and it indeed does the magic trick. Why is that? The reason is that when you do `x == y`, what happens is that...

This seems reasonable. Feel free to make a pull request. One thing I'd be a bit worried about is cross-platform compatibility here. You can probably pull it from the filename,...

At this point it's probably easiest to wait for #1130 to be done, and/or use `zoneinfo.Zoneinfo`, which exposes this information.

Sorry I've let this languish so long. I am not entirely sure what the right thing to do is here. I suppose we should check the standard. One problem with...

@mgedmin No, I meant pinned to `python-dateutil

@Zac-HD I'm not really in a position to accept any payment for support, nor am I particularly interested in that. By "indefinite" I mean, "so long as it does not...