Hi, I understand why we have the django.db.models.LazyDate(): it's to make sure we get the datetime value at execution time and not at "compile" time. The docs tell you to use it for "limit_choices_to", but should I also use it when I want the default value of a DateTimeField to be "now". And how about inside model methods, manager methods and view functions? I guess one should/can use datetime.now() in those places, but I'm not sure. Can anyone provide some info on this subject? It might also be interesting to add this to the docs.
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