Constructor for custom datetime doesn't work

[201508876PMH]

Constructor for timezone can't be overriden. It always stays america

[grzesir]

What do you mean exactly? Can you provide code and screenshots of the error? Robert Grzesik 347-635-3416

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[201508876PMH]

The docs says the data class takes localize_timezone , but is in fact timezone. When then trying to define timezone to anything as UTC, the data object is always still America :)

def load_forex_data():
    base_asset = Asset(symbol="EUR", asset_type='forex')
    quote_asset = Asset(symbol="USD", asset_type='forex')

    df = pd.read_csv('ap-lumibot\data\EURUSD_Candlestick_5_M.csv')
    data = Data(
        asset=base_asset,
        quote=quote_asset,
        df=df,
        timestep="minute",
        timezone='UTC'
    )

    pandas_data = {
        'asset' : data
    }

    return pandas_data, pandas_data['asset'].datetime_start, pandas_data['asset'].datetime_end