'datetime.timestamp()', which got used to convert datetime objects to
POSIX timestamps, assumes naive datetimes represent LOCAL time, while
datetimes in 'date' metadata fields represent UTC time.
Ref: https://docs.python.org/3/library/datetime.html#datetime.datetime.timestamp
> Naive datetime instances are assumed to represent local time
> you can obtain the POSIX timestamp by … calculating the timestamp directly
Wrap all loggers used by job, extractor, downloader, and postprocessor
objects into a (custom) LoggerAdapter that provides access to the
underlying job, extractor, pathfmt, and kwdict objects and their
properties.
__init__() signatures for all downloader and postprocessor classes have
been changed to take the current Job object as their first argument,
instead of the current extractor or pathfmt.
(#574, #575)
- change 'has_extension' from a simple flag/bool to a field that
contains the original filename extension
- rename 'keywords' to 'kwdict' and some other stuff as well
- inline 'adjust_path()'
- put enumeration index before filename extension (#306)
Mike Fährmann