e.g. if you save a utc timezone'd datetime, when it comes back out, it will come out as a datetime object without a timezone. which means you get errors if you try to compare it to a timezone'd datetime.
Since you can't determine tz once its in the db anyways, i just request we use the adaptor from the above example, not to localize the timezone, but to add a tzinfo=timezone.utc to the vanilla datetime object which is returned
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36730671/how-to-store-timezone-aware-timestamps-in-sqlite3-with-python
e.g. if you save a utc timezone'd datetime, when it comes back out, it will come out as a datetime object without a timezone. which means you get errors if you try to compare it to a timezone'd datetime.
Since you can't determine tz once its in the db anyways, i just request we use the adaptor from the above example, not to localize the timezone, but to add a
tzinfo=timezone.utcto the vanilla datetime object which is returned