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Today I tried to backport datetime module from Python 3.3 (there are new timezone class and datetime.timestamp method).
I placed new datetime.py into future/standard_library/ and added 'future.standard_library.datetime': 'datetime' to RENAMES but existing hook algorithm prevents module overriding if it is already exists in sys.modules.
So how it can be done?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Today I tried to backport datetime module from Python 3.3 (there are new timezone class and datetime.timestamp method).
I placed new datetime.py into future/standard_library/ and added 'future.standard_library.datetime': 'datetime' to RENAMES but existing hook algorithm prevents module overriding if it is already exists in sys.modules.
So how it can be done?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: