Add a localdate() function to get date in a different time zone
Carl says, "That's the most straightforward implementation I know of. I think it would make sense as timezone.today(). I've reimplemented it in at least two projects. Also, the first time I implemented it I left out the .localtime() and didn't catch the bug for quite a while. An argument for adding it to Django."
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changed from nobody to Konrad Świat
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| Summary: |
Move views.generic.dates.timezone_today() to utils.timezone → Add a localdate() function to get date in a different time zone
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Accepted → Ready for checkin
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→ fixed
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assigned → closed
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I appended the
ref/utils.