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The tsdb.format() function, called when writing a TSDB database, will convert datetime.datetime objects into the TSDB-standard format (i.e., DD-MM-YYYY) but not datetime.date objects. The current situation isn't terrible, as it will just cast them to a string, which is YYYY-MM-DD and the tsdb module can read those in just fine, but it could be better.
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The tsdb.format() function, called when writing a TSDB database, will convert datetime.datetime objects into the TSDB-standard format (i.e., DD-MM-YYYY) but not datetime.date objects. The current situation isn't terrible, as it will just cast them to a string, which is YYYY-MM-DD and the tsdb module can read those in just fine, but it could be better.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: