I tried this, datetime.now(timezone) but it throws typeerror: I now need to convert all the local stored date/times to utc. I want to construct datetime with given timezone. Utc, which stands for coordinated universal time in english, is defined by atomic clocks, but is otherwise the same. Upvoting indicates when questions and answers are useful.
In utc a second always has the same length. These days, doing that (trying to render a utc time with an offset, which doesn't make a lot of sense) throws an exception. Utc is a time standard that is nearly equivalent to the gmt timezone. (while gmt and utc do not change for daylight savings time, their users may switch to other timezones, like british. I have a timezone which is float (for example 4.0).
I tried this, datetime.now(timezone) but it throws typeerror: I now need to convert all the local stored date/times to utc. I want to construct datetime with given timezone. Utc, which stands for coordinated universal time in english, is defined by atomic clocks, but is otherwise the same. Upvoting indicates when questions and answers are useful.
In utc a second always has the same length. These days, doing that (trying to render a utc time with an offset, which doesn't make a lot of sense) throws an exception. Utc is a time standard that is nearly equivalent to the gmt timezone. (while gmt and utc do not change for daylight savings time, their users may switch.
From datetime import datetime, timezone. I have recently updated my system to record date/times as utc as previously they were storing as local time. I usually have an interceptor that right before reading/writing from/to the database does datetime conversion (from utc to local time, and from local time to utc), so i can use. You'll need to complete a few.
I tried this, datetime.now(timezone) but it throws typeerror: I now need to convert all the local stored date/times to utc. I want to construct datetime with given timezone. Utc, which stands for coordinated universal time in english, is defined by atomic clocks, but is otherwise the same. Upvoting indicates when questions and answers are useful.
In utc a second always has the same length. These days, doing that (trying to render a utc time with an offset, which doesn't make a lot of sense) throws an exception. Utc is a time standard that is nearly equivalent to the gmt timezone. (while gmt and utc do not change for daylight savings time, their users may switch.
I have recently updated my system to record date/times as utc as previously they were storing as local time. I usually have an interceptor that right before reading/writing from/to the database does datetime conversion (from utc to local time, and from local time to utc), so i can use. You'll need to complete a few actions and gain 15 reputation points before being able to upvote. So, i agree with the others that the s format with.