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Commits on Aug 13, 2020

Merge pull request #14 from davidfraser/really-trap-import-locks
rorygrandin
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Rename the `date` wrapper class to `date_no_importerror` to match what we did with `time`
David Fraser
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Add support for datetime extensions to strftime: %f, %z, %Z
David Fraser
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Don't raise an error if the call to import _strptime doesn't raise an error - it doesn't seem to, but this isn't a problem
David Fraser
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Commits on Jul 21, 2020

Fix up derived time class to derive from time, not date
David Fraser
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Make a time class so we can test the time class's issues and their solution
David Fraser
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Correct Linux implementation to use byref for structs, and access the value of the timezone reference
David Fraser
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Patch datetime.strftime to handle ImportErrors as well
David Fraser
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Implement a "virtual" date class - this doesn't actually adjust time, but does prevent ImportErrors
David Fraser
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Remove experimental test code that snuck into commit, and patch the virtual_datetime class as well
David Fraser
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Add overridden methods for timetuple, that can fall back if it gets an ImportError
David Fraser
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Fix the function name we're showing the attributes of
David Fraser
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Added alternative implementations of now() and utcnow() using win32api/libc, that we can use to check
David Fraser
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Added some checks on function results
David Fraser
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Add unit tests that can reproduce what happens when the import lock error occurs in datetime module functions
David Fraser
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Commits on May 19, 2020

Commits on May 12, 2020

If we do not override this method, we end up with the virtualtime subclass being unhashable.
Matt Hampton
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Commits on Mar 16, 2020

Commits on Feb 12, 2019

Merge pull request #11 from dee42/py3
davidfraser
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Commits on Jan 4, 2019

Command string needs to be different on py2 and py3, because on py2 there's no buffer on stdin/out
Dee Moore
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Fix formats that python3 actually gets correct and our patch does not
Dee Moore
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More Python3 fixes
Dee Moore
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to read and write bytes from py3 stdin/stdout we need to use their buffer
Dee Moore
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Avoid checking functions that are not there on Python 3
Dee Moore
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Commits on Jul 3, 2017

Commits on Jun 23, 2017

Try and import numpy and pandas, if present, before patching datetime, else they get upset.
Matt Hampton
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Commits on Aug 25, 2015

Commits on Aug 24, 2015

Add slightly more logic to support Python versions such as 3.2 which support years from 1000 onwards, but not 100-999
David Fraser
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