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i think it is the `parse` return a wrong tzoffset ``` In [21]: parse("2015-03-31 00:01 UTC-1") Out[21]: datetime.datetime(2015, 3, 31, 0, 1, tzinfo=tzoffset(None, 3600)) In [22]: parse("2015-03-31 00:01 UTC+1") Out[22]:...
@pganssle the point is not the timezone, its the `parse` function itself when time is `00:00 UTC+1`, my local time should be `07:00 UTC+8` but for dateutil, it return `09:00`:...
on linux ,you can use this cmd to check time: ``` date -d "2015-03-31 00:01 UTC+1" ``` i am sure dateutil return a wrong answer
i think the `parse` should behave same with other tools like `date` command, otherwise it will make people confuse
@pganssle if it becomes a feature, this one should highlight in document, comment in code is not enough
`+1` is the calculate or it is the timezone, for me , `UTC+8` is the timezone, i never thought it is the `UTC` plus `8` before maybe this one is...