Replace time in a DateTime struct

I would go with the direct struct update.

with {:ok, dt, 0} <- DateTime.from_iso8601("2019-11-10 13:27:00.0Z"),
     {:ok, t} <- Time.from_iso8601("11:50:07.00+02:30"),
  do: %DateTime{dt | hour: t.hour, minute: t.minute,
                     second: t.second, microsecond: t.microsecond}
#⇒ ~U[2019-11-10 11:50:07.00Z]

The above would discard the offset, though, and there is no clean way to get the offset in the Time struct because generally speaking the offset [arguably] has a meaning for the dates only. The below would be probable better:

date =
  DateTime.from_iso8601("2019-11-10 13:27:00.0Z")
  |> elem(1)
  |> DateTime.to_date()
  |> Date.to_iso8601()
DateTime.from_iso8601(date <> " 11:50:07.00+02:30")                      
#⇒ {:ok, ~U[2019-11-10 09:20:07.00Z], 9000}

The above would discard the offset

I can’t discard the offset, because after replacing the time, I still need to convert this to UTC.

date =
DateTime.from_iso8601(“2019-11-10 13:27:00.0Z”)
|> elem(1)
|> DateTime.to_date()
|> Date.to_iso8601()
DateTime.from_iso8601(date <> " 11:50:07.00+02:30")
#⇒ {:ok, ~U[2019-11-10 09:20:07.00Z], 9000}

So, for me, this is the suitable option. And its a much better and cleaner code than mine