Fix timezone in datetime parsing #1982
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Fix #1976.
As reported by @jamesbraza in #1976, our datetime parsing method is not correct. The string returned by the server is timezoned to UTC. In the current code, we use
astimezoneto explicitly set the timezone when parsing the datetime. However this method is dependent on the local machine time. This PR fixes this by assigning explicitly the UTC timezone, without updating to local time.We didn't catch the error earlier most likely due to servers already been in UTC. Thanks @jamesbraza for reporting!