Do not use datetime.utcnow() that is deprecated in Python 3.12 #972
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ellert
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ellert
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- Do not use datetime.utcnow() that is deprecated in Python 3.12
- Import session.utcnow() into utils instead of reimplementing it
Import session.utcnow() into utils instead of reimplementing it
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Thanks @ellert.
I don't know why we had this implementation of utcnow in utils.py, but it looks like it is not needed indeed.
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