* Schedule budget resets at expectable times (#10331) * Enhance budget reset functionality with timezone support and standardized reset times - Added `get_next_standardized_reset_time` function to calculate budget reset times based on specified durations and timezones. - Introduced `timezone_utils.py` to manage timezone retrieval and budget reset time calculations. - Updated budget reset logic in `reset_budget_job.py`, `internal_user_endpoints.py`, `key_management_endpoints.py`, and `team_endpoints.py` to utilize the new timezone-aware reset time calculations. - Added unit tests for the new reset time functionality in `test_duration_parser.py`. - Updated `.gitignore` to include `test.py` and made minor formatting adjustments in `docker-compose.yml` for consistency. * Fixed linting * Fix for mypy * Fixed testcase for reset * fix(duration_parser.py): move off zoneinfo - doesn't work with python 3.8 * test: update test * refactor: improve budget reset time calculation and update related tests for accuracy * clean up imports in team_endpoints.py * test: update budget remaining hours assertions to reflect new reset time logic * build(model_prices_and_context_window.json): update model --------- Co-authored-by: Prathamesh Saraf <pratamesh1867@gmail.com> |
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