default timezone to observer timezone

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simple example:

from astral import LocationInfo

TZ= 'GMT+2'

where = LocationInfo('here', 'Switzerland', TZ, 47.2, 7.0)

print((
    f"Information for {where.name}/{where.region}\n"
    f"Timezone: {where.timezone}\n"
    f"Latitude: {where.latitude:.02f}; Longitude: {where.longitude:.02f}\n"
))

from datetime import datetime
from astral.sun import sun
s = sun(where.observer, date=datetime.now())
print((
    f'Sunrise:    {s["sunrise"]}\n'
))

result:

Information for here/Switzerland
Timezone: GMT+2
Latitude: 47.20; Longitude: 7.00

Sunrise:    2025-04-20 11:30:48+00:00

What I expect

timezone used to display times should match timezone specified for observer

Information for here/Switzerland
Timezone: GMT+2
Latitude: 47.20; Longitude: 7.00

Sunrise:    2025-04-20 13:30:48+02:00

Note

actual times are bogus

[petaflot]

this workaround almost works:

TZ = "GMT+2"
import pendulum
s = sun(where.observer, date=pendulum.now(TZ))
print((
    f'Dawn:    {s["dawn"]}\n'
    f'Sunrise: {s["sunrise"]}\n'
    f'Noon:    {s["noon"]}\n'
    f'Sunset:  {s["sunset"]}\n'
    f'Dusk:    {s["dusk"]}\n'
))

results in

Dawn:    2025-04-20 06:01:35.931211+02:00
Sunrise: 2025-04-20 06:34:49.367587+02:00
Noon:    2025-04-20 11:30:48+00:00
Sunset:  2025-04-20 20:27:48.881005+02:00
Dusk:    2025-04-20 21:01:11.245599+02:00

as can be seen, Dawn+Sunrise+Sunset+Dusk times are OK, but not Noon!

all available times should be checked (including for moon etc)