Use time.time() to obtain unix timestamp #27
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datetime.utcnow() returns an instance with no timezone information, and calling timestamp() on it applies a local to UTC conversion again. time.time() returns a unix timestamp directly, so there's no need to deal with UTC or timezone offsets.
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More elegant indeed, thanks! As it's a very minor tweak I will include it in the next release, which is not planned yet. |
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datetime.utcnow() returns an instance with no timezone information, and calling timestamp() on it applies a local to UTC conversion again. time.time() returns a unix timestamp directly, so there's no need to deal with UTC or timezone offsets.