Thank you this was exactly my problem!! On Thursday, April 4, 2013 5:23:17 PM UTC-4, Moritz Schlarb wrote: > > Do you have that in a function definition? > E.g. def index(self, today=datetime.date.today())? > > Then it would be clear, because that line is only evaluated once, when the > module is loaded, I think. > You should be better off with a default of today=None and then doing > something like if not today: today = datetime.date.today() > > Regards, > Moritz > > On Thursday, April 4, 2013 10:53:28 PM UTC+2, pkraus wrote: >> >> I have an app that seems to be caching the date. For instance i have a >> page which gets today = datetime.date.today() and then uses the result in a >> sqlquery. This works fine on the same day that app is started. After that i >> have to restart paster for it work correctly as it still see "today" as >> "yesterday". >> >> Thoughts? >> >
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