Steve Kowalik

If you're using the source distribution from pypi, it's because it doesn't include pytest.ini, grabbing that from github solves it.

I am currently working on this example, as well as simplifying it to no longer require Registry as well as Jenkins, and therefore breaking new ground trying to work out...

America/Chicago was what the system was returning as a fallback timezone. I can show you a pdb traceback if that would help.

#201 does not fix this issue, however `pytest --asyncio-mode=auto` is a workaround.

This also happens with TV Shows: A good example here is [Evil](https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/86848-evil), which was matched as [Resident Evil](https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/108296-resident-evil).

In what way would you add in async support? Given most operations are done remotely on GitHub and our code is waiting for a response or a JSON blob back,...

Which sounds like a complete redesign, along with adding support for utilising multiple accounts. I love your enthusiasm, but I think it's an awful lot of work for not enough...

I would strongly suggest using something like GitPython for that rather than requesting everything via the GitHub API.

And doing so, thanks!

I keep getting bitten by this, so I may get sufficiently annoyed to fix it.