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Describe the bug When I run the same code on my local machine UTC+2 and server UTC+0, I get back different times of planned earnings.
local machine {'NFLX': {'maxAge': 1, 'earnings': {'earningsDate': ['2024-07-18 22:00:S'], 'earningsCallDate': [1713473100], 'isEarningsDateEstimate': False, 'earningsAverage': 4.41, 'earningsLow': 4.2, 'earningsHigh': 4.72, 'revenueAverage': 8864670000, 'revenueLow': 8782690000, 'revenueHigh': 9032030000}}}
server 2.3.7 {'NFLX': {'maxAge': 1, 'earnings': {'earningsDate': ['2024-07-18 20:00:S'], 'earningsCallDate': [1713473100], 'isEarningsDateEstimate': False, 'earningsAverage': 4.41, 'earningsLow': 4.2, 'earningsHigh': 4.72, 'revenueAverage': 8864670000, 'revenueLow': 8782690000, 'revenueHigh': 9032030000}}}
Is there a way to specify, which timezone should yahooquery use? Thanks!
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Describe the bug
When I run the same code on my local machine UTC+2 and server UTC+0, I get back different times of planned earnings.
local machine
{'NFLX': {'maxAge': 1,
'earnings': {'earningsDate': ['2024-07-18 22:00:S'],
'earningsCallDate': [1713473100],
'isEarningsDateEstimate': False,
'earningsAverage': 4.41,
'earningsLow': 4.2,
'earningsHigh': 4.72,
'revenueAverage': 8864670000,
'revenueLow': 8782690000,
'revenueHigh': 9032030000}}}
server
2.3.7
{'NFLX': {'maxAge': 1, 'earnings': {'earningsDate': ['2024-07-18 20:00:S'], 'earningsCallDate': [1713473100], 'isEarningsDateEstimate': False, 'earningsAverage': 4.41, 'earningsLow': 4.2, 'earningsHigh': 4.72, 'revenueAverage': 8864670000, 'revenueLow': 8782690000, 'revenueHigh': 9032030000}}}
Is there a way to specify, which timezone should yahooquery use?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: