We have a custom method to sort of workarounds this missing feature: https://gitlab.com/combine-control-systems/accelerator-toolbox/-/blob/main/combine_toolbox/methods/a_generate_beautiful_timestamp.py?ref_type=heads
The timestamp is nice to be generated in multiple situations. So maybe this is more of an option to move that method into the standard method. Or maybe this is not something relevant. However, I still believe that not being able to merge a "date" and "time" into a "datetime" is possibly a missing feature. It would still be the question of whether it is a feature that needs to be in the standard methods
We have a custom method to sort of workarounds this missing feature: https://gitlab.com/combine-control-systems/accelerator-toolbox/-/blob/main/combine_toolbox/methods/a_generate_beautiful_timestamp.py?ref_type=heads
The timestamp is nice to be generated in multiple situations. So maybe this is more of an option to move that method into the standard method. Or maybe this is not something relevant. However, I still believe that not being able to merge a "date" and "time" into a "datetime" is possibly a missing feature. It would still be the question of whether it is a feature that needs to be in the standard methods