how to get timezone-aware midnight datetime in python?
date, datetime, python, timezone
Solution
I know this is very old, but using django.utils.timezone this is fairly straightforward. (nothing concerning timezones ever seems easy to me)
# this is could be any datetime.date
my_date = timezone.now().date()
dt_at_local_midnight = timezone.make_aware(
timezone.datetime.combine(my_date, time.min),
timezone.get_current_timezone())
and alternative that might be better is listed in the first comment below.
Problem
I'm working in django, but standard python solution is ok too. I'm converting a code which uses a naive-datetime to use aware-datetime. Below is the original code: ``` today = datetime.today() MyClass.objects.filter(datetimefield__range=(today, today+datetime.timedelta(1)) ) ``` How do I convert it to use timezone-aware time? If the time is jun/3rd/7:20pm locally, I'd like to get datetime range of `[jun/3rd/00:00am, jun/4th/00:00am]` (midnight to midnight which will include `now`)