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Initialize from existing `datetime.date` object?
See original GitHub issuependulum.instance(dt) works for datetime.datetime, but how can I initialize a Pendulum object from an existing datetime.date (specifically a Django DateField)?
My current workaround:
pendulum.parse(str(date_object))
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Could we add that behavior to
pendulum.instance()?I would like to pump this. I find doing this over and over and would love if pendulum had this feature built in.