Thank you for the reply!
The first option looks exactly like what I need. However, do I need to install
some additional libraries to make it work? I am on Pop! OS which is a
derivative of Ubuntu and I have tzdata package installed (not sure if it's
needed at all). But when I use `loadPosixTz"Asia/Yekaterinburg"` with `import
timezones/posixtimezones` it crashes at runtime with the following stacktrace:
posixtimezones.nim(58) loadTzInternal
asyncfutures.nim(372) read
asyncfutures.nim(420) asyncCheckCallback
Error: unhandled exception: Invalid tz file [TzFileParsingError]
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As for the `fetchjsontimezones`, I saw the description in github repo, but I
was unable to use it. Running the usage example from repo yields this
stacktrace:
fetchjsontimezones 2017c --out:tzdata.json --regions:"europe america"
Fetching and processing timezone data. This might take a while...
zic: Can't open /tmp/fetchtz/unpacked/america: No such file or directory
fatal.nim(49) sysFatal
Error: unhandled exception: fetchjsontimezones.nim(35, 18) `execCmd(fmt"zic
-d {ZicDir} {files}") == 0` [AssertionDefect]
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