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by oblvious-earth
940 days ago
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Discussion on Python discuss: https://discuss.python.org/t/deprecating-utcnow-and-utcfromt... I'm the one arguing against this move, I've already made my thoughts clear that it's a lot of churn, e.g. the PR to remove it from Pip literally caused Pip to have to do a bug release, and has valid use cases, e.g. modelling datetime data types from spreadsheets and databases that do not have timezones. But I also accept I'm not the one maintaining Python, so I've updated my codebase appropriately (`datetime.datetime.now(datetime.UTC).replace(tzinfo=None)`). Python is not a backwards compatability language, and it's clearly not a strong motivation for most users as I don't see anyone attempting to write a backwards compatibility shim over the standard library, so no point complaining too much. |
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