I am dealing with time.Time objects that has been parsed with the wrong timezone. They internally have a UTC tz but the original data come from a legacy MySQL database that internally store datetimes with the timezone Europe/Paris.
I would like to change the internal timezone of the time without reparsing it. I have tried the time.In() function but it does not solve my use case because it return the same time for another timezone.
My ultimate solution would be to use https://golang.org/pkg/time/#ParseInLocation to recreate the date from the value of the original with the proper location. However if this could be avoided this would be better.
Any thoughts ?
Thanks.