Use "fat" zic binaries in CI tests #1076
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At the moment, we do not support Version 2 files (see dateutilGH-590), and many zones will be inaccurate *today* when dateutil.tz is used with a slim binary. For the moment, we'll force fat binaries. In the long term, we'll migrate to something like zoneinfo.
This should be reverted when support for version 2+ TZif files is added (see dateutilGH-1059).
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The CI failures are basically manifestations of #1059 (which can be resolved along with #590 when we backport the logic from
zoneinfo).I don't want this to continue blocking things and it's a known issue, so I've changed the test to always use the "fat" binaries until #590 is resolved.
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