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chore(feat): update requirements #219

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    • Introduced a new dependency for timezone handling in the project.

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The pull request introduces a new dependency to the project's requirements file. The package pytz version 2024.2 has been added to the server/requirements.txt file, which is typically used to specify Python package dependencies for the project.

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server/requirements.txt Added pytz==2024.2 dependency

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server/requirements.txt (1)

57-57: LGTM! Consider future zoneinfo migration.

The addition of pytz is appropriate for timezone handling, especially given the Django ecosystem dependencies. However, for future optimization, consider evaluating migration to Python's built-in zoneinfo module when ecosystem support improves.

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server/requirements.txt (1)

57-57: Verify package relationships.

Let's verify if pytz is a required dependency for other packages in the requirements.

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Let me check the actual usage of pytz in the codebase to make a better assessment.


Let me check the Django settings to understand the timezone configuration.


Let me check the celery configuration since it was imported and might have timezone-related settings.


pytz is a required dependency

The package is necessary as the project uses timezone-aware features:

  • Django settings has USE_TZ = True and TIME_ZONE = 'UTC'
  • Celery configuration uses CELERY_TIMEZONE = 'UTC'
  • The import_substack command uses timezone-aware datetime operations with timezone.make_aware()

While pytz is not directly imported in many places, it's a critical dependency for Django's timezone functionality when USE_TZ is enabled, and for Celery's timezone support.

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@losndu losndu merged commit 7c70a9c into main Dec 23, 2024
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