python-pytz: Update to v2025.2

[androidnisse]

Summary

• Brings the latest IANA 2025b timezone definitions

Test Plan

• Checked version.

Checklist

• Package was built and tested against unstable
• This change could gainfully be listed in the weekly sync notes once merged

Packaging notes

• Removed tests as they failed on both current and new version.

[malfisya]

Why did you remove the test? If we can run test, it would be prefered. But if it cannot run, better comment the test out and add the comment why it doesn't run. Rather than outright removing it.

[androidnisse]

Added it in the PR. Removed tests as they failed on both current and new version.

[malfisya]

Ok. So, this used to work. Failed test is probably related to this bug. There is diverged in data between pytz and tzdata package. I would prefer if you add this patch instead of removing the test. Please try adding that patch and running the test again. Thanks.

[androidnisse]

Fails with that patch as well.

[malfisya]

I don't see any changes you made. Forgot to push?

[androidnisse]

I don't see any changes you made. Forgot to push?

I made no changes, answered your question, the info is in the PR. 👍

[Jaredy899]

I was playing around with this and this worked for me...

check      : |
    # Skip test_tzinfo.py tests - incompatible with system zoneinfo (expect bundled data)
    %python3_test pytest3 --ignore=pytz/tests/test_tzinfo.py

[EbonJaeger]

Isn't that basically the same as disabling all tests? Or am I thinking of a different file?

[Jaredy899]

Yeah you're right. It does test two other files, docs.py and lazy.py but they're pretty inconsequential for the purpose of the package. So never mind!

[EbonJaeger]

Fwiw, I also looked at this a few days ago, but I don't know why the tests fail. I don't really see what we're doing different in our packages than Fedora or Arch that would affect it.

[androidnisse]

So can this go into now without tests or?

[Staudey]

Interestingly I'm also seeing pytz test failures when trying to update python-orjson, but that is with the version currently in the repository

edit: Also fails with the old version of python-orjson, so something has changed since the last update that makes the pytz output wonky.

edit2: Ah, just saw that something close to this behaviour was already mentioned in this discussion