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Misleading datetime in revert message. Easy fix.
See original GitHub issueReversion is a wonderful project, nevertheless I found a subtle bug.
The revert action saves the admin log message “Reverted to previous version, saved on <datetime>”. When the settings.USE_TZ = True, then the code localize(version.revision.date_created) makes the timezone-aware datetime object nicely human readable, but cuts off the UTC timezone info.
I believe the fix is how Django renders the datetimes in templates: localize(timezone.template_localtime(...). Thanks.
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@arogachev Thanks, Alex. 👍
😃 Isn’t this one really a simple change to start a fork for it so I could give you a pull rq?