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It is a bit uncommon to represent datetime values in a local timezone (CET) but not abide to DST rules. I would suggest to either use UTC (which is expected and with toolchain support) or in official German local time (abiding DST rules).
Unfortunately, this would need a REST API revision, so an alternative is to at least very clearly document the behavior. Inside thy Python library code, this could easily be added by a new method, so it is a viable option here.
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It is a bit uncommon to represent datetime values in a local timezone (CET) but not abide to DST rules. I would suggest to either use UTC (which is expected and with toolchain support) or in official German local time (abiding DST rules).
Unfortunately, this would need a REST API revision, so an alternative is to at least very clearly document the behavior. Inside thy Python library code, this could easily be added by a new method, so it is a viable option here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: