Dusk evolutions at dawn

So this is probably going to be non-issue for the majority of the playerbase, but because I live in Australia, I can only evolve certain Pokemon - rainbow Alcremie and Dusk Lycanroc - if I get up in the middle of the night. Being able to evolve those Pokemon into those specific forms at dawn as well as dusk would be much easier on my sleep schedule, and that of anyone else in a similar time zone. I get that it only even matters for a handful of Pokemon in the first place, and I could theoretically trade the Pokemon to someone in another time zone so they could evolve them for me (or just suck it up and set an alarm for 2 am), but we do already have a "dawn" period in the day/night cycle. So I figured it couldn't hurt to at least ask.

Think this was rejected before

Oh no :( do you remember the reason for it?

Found the thread https://pokefarm.com/forum/thread/295362/Have-Dusk-time-count-towards-Daytime-specific-evos

Hmm. I do feel like what I'm asking for is a little bit different to what was being asked in that thread, and smaller in scope. But I'm also asking for a similar reason to that other person (being unable to access certain server times due to my time zone), so it might fall into the same category. I forgot about how drastically the length of a day varies depending on the season in a place like the UK, though. Maybe I just need to wait six months and dusk will start coming at a more reasonable time for me, lmao. It'll take me that long to get all the Mega evos I need, anyway. Thanks for sharing the thread. My sleep-deprived butt appreciates it.

I think this thread might be more relevant: https://pokefarm.com/forum/thread/138545/Both-Dusk-and-Dawn-should-make-Dusk-Lycanroc/ Perhaps also this: https://pokefarm.com/forum/thread/189671/Time-Scheduled-Evolutions/ (thank you Google site search lol) TL;DR is that if dusk time is not doable for you, you can trade to complete the evolution. I don't love it, but considering other Pokemon having trade evolutions, it's kind of conceptually similar. But yes, your other option is to wait on the seasons to change. Since the UK is so far north the mid summer and mid winter differences are pretty large.