Eloy Lafuente (stronk7)
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Current test works ok every day of the year but the day of DST begin changes (last Sunday of March currently). That day, 01:00 Europe/London simply doesn't exist, because the time is moved forward by 60 minutes. Hence the expectation for the next cron execution is not 1 "normal" day (24h) but 1 less hour. Note this only happens for the current test on DST begins, the opposite change (DST ends), happening the last Sunday of October is not affected, because, at all effects, 01:00 is a perfectly normal and existing hour.
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