Unix timestamp is defined to be UTC and fromtimetamp correctly turns
it into whatever timezone you request. In most cases, just need to
specify *something* to avoid creating naive datetimes.
* fix: use meeting timezone for agenda_by_(room|type)
* refactor: use timezone.override instead of timezone.activate/deactivate
* fix: add timezone info in create-charter-newrevisiondocevents
* fix: use meeting timezone for recording.html template
* fix: use meeting timezone for slide submission timeslot display
* fix: use meeting timezone for schedule diff template
* fix: use meeting timezone for edit_meeting_timeslots_and_misc_sessions
* fix: use meeting timezone for materials() view
* fix: use meeting timezone for proceedings() view
* refactor: force timestamps to utc in important_dates_for_meeting.ics
Has no effect now, but guarantees consistency with template's assertion
that its timestamps are in UTC.
* fix: use meeting timezone for a couple interim meeting templates
* fix: use meeting timezone for propose_session_slides template
* fix: use meeting timezone for upload_session_*.html
* fix: use meeting timezone for a couple session templates
* feat: use hmac, sha256, and a better secret for published nomcom hashes.
* fix: avoid using django secret key for a different secret context
* fix: Only strip the newline
* fix: improve readability by using rstrip
* fix: use meeting timezone for date comparison in agenda.html
* fix: use meeting timezone in interim_meeting_cancellation_notice.txt
* fix: use meeting timezone in interim_session_cancellation_notice.txt
* fix: use meeting timezone for secr misc sessions tab
* fix: use meeting tz for editing misc sessions
* fix: handle times with day outside usual choices in secr app
* fix: handle TZ correctly for reg sessions and timeslots in secr app
* fix: handle timezone in session_schedule_notification.txt
* fix: fix broken references in interim session cancellation template
* test: use meeting timezone as element id for meeting/timeslot editing
* fix: return same bibxml for versioned and versionless references
Fixes#4384.
Refactors bibxml production to remove repeated logic.
Abandons the half-implemented idea that returning information
from the Submission object might be better than the Document or
DocHistory objects.
* fix: test for None with `is not` and simplify choice from multiple qs objects
Addresses review comments.
* fix: replace inline JS for "Add another" on secr rooms page
* fix: update rolodex edit page to re-enable "Add another" button
* refactor: use new class instead of reusing inline-related
The "inline-related" class has styling rules, etc. To avoid accidental
styling changes, use "dynamic-inline" as a class to indicate which tr
elements should be managed.
* refactor: accept tz name strings in ietf.utils.timezone methods
* refactor: use explicitly tz-aware math for iana-changes-updates script
* chore: remove unused "local_timezone_to_utc()" method helper
* feat: Add column sums to /doc/ad dashboard
* Tweak template a bit
* Add trend indicators when logged in as AD
* Shorten column headings more; put full heading into tooltip
* Fix trend colors; add table dividers
* Add note about trend indicators
* Wording fix
* Show which docs make up the delta if there is a trend change
* Fix missing stats
* More space before headings
* Better popover formatting
* Make popover trigger clickable, and add links to docs in the delta
* Improve trends
* Fix tests and shorten headers
* Add button to IESG dashboard to AD dashboards.
* fix: use tz-aware calculations for ad_workload view
Co-authored-by: Jennifer Richards <jennifer@painless-security.com>
* fix: use PST8PDT for published_rfc event timestamps
* fix: find RFCs by PST8PDT year in RfcFeed
* refactor: add const RPC_TZINFO to represent RFC publication timezone
* chore: remove (rather than fix) unused template tags
* fix: always return RPC_TZINFO-local date from Document.pub_date()
* refactor: convert 'published' flag to a Boolean to reflect its usage
* fix: display doc publication dates in correct time zones
* fix: fix various small issues breaking tests
