BUG: infer_freq results in None for hourly freq with timezone #7371
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BUG: infer_freq results in None for hourly freq with timezone
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thanks |
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hmm, this broke in 3.4: https://travis-ci.org/pydata/pandas/jobs/26939770 |
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this is broken in 2.7 as well, just bisected it |
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@sinhrks going to revert this |
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@cpcloud also putting 3.4 on the main build (and 3.2 on experimental, just to have it run) |
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cool, just reverted d91d145 |
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Found fix #7318 was incorrect. It works for lower frequencies than dates, but not for higher freq than hours.
I couldn't detect as test cases are also incorrect...
This should work for all the freqs with timezones.
NOTE: I couldn't use normal
tslib.tz_convertwhich returns incorrect results maybe caused by DST. Applyingtslib.tz_convert_singlecan work though.