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Support USE_TZ In Django Configuration And Remove Potential Runtime Warnings #51
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This code honors
USE_TZ=True(orFalse) as follows:If
USE_TZis set toTrue, store datetimes as aware with respect to theTIME_ZONEsetting value (by using Django'stimezone.make_awarefunction).If
USE_TZis set toFalse, store datetimes as naive (what the code is currently doing).This potentially removes tons of testing/runtime warnings where Django does the casting from naive to aware itself, and also better honors the backend's preferred timezone to store things in if specified.