Call Pkg.build() to work around TimeZones.jl#331
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TimeZones has a strange heisenbug where it will sometimes fail to build the TZ data, often appearing in headless systems such as CI and documentation generation. Apparently a workaround is to explicitly call `Pkg.build()` after instantiation to ensure a successful build, as noted in JuliaTime/TimeZones.jl#331 (comment).
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TimeZones has a strange heisenbug where it will sometimes fail to build the TZ data, often appearing in headless systems such as CI and documentation generation. Apparently a workaround is to explicitly call
Pkg.build()after instantiation to ensure a successful build, as noted by @iamed2 in JuliaTime/TimeZones.jl#331 (comment).