iso8601: FixedOffset objects can not be unpickled #5
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This patch replaces the __init__ of FixedOffset with a set method instead. This is so we can unpickle datetime objects using this tzinfo based class as a tzinfo= argument. you can read all about it at https://docs.python.org/2/library/datetime.html#tzinfo-objects I ran into this while trying to unpickle a pickled dictionary filled with UrlSetElement objects that I had read in from the sitemap library which had a lastmod set in the parsed sitemap you get a nasty traceback complaining about __init__ requiring 4 arguments but only one given with out much useful info on what inside the pickle file caused it.
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This patch replaces the init of FixedOffset with a set method
instead. This is so we can unpickle datetime objects using this tzinfo
based class as a tzinfo= argument. you can read all about it at
https://docs.python.org/2/library/datetime.html#tzinfo-objects
I ran into this while trying to unpickle a pickled dictionary filled with
UrlSetElement objects that I had read in from the sitemap library which
had a lastmod set in the parsed sitemap you get a nasty traceback
complaining about init requiring 4 arguments but only one given with
out much useful info on what inside the pickle file caused it.