serverdb: Fix false commit conflict on datetimes#454
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_validate_commit compared the current value via json_encode_extra() against the old value via str(). For datetime attributes these never match, since str() keeps microseconds and the "+00:00" tz form while json_encode_extra() drops both.
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As far as I understand this will solve most (maybe all) errors we're getting for backup backend at least, since we pass datetime object, now being normalized. If I still keep seeing issues, I can dig a bit more, maybe I am doing something extra wrong (while passing both backup_state and backup_datetime attrs in same commit).
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_validate_commit compared the current value via json_encode_extra()
against the old value via str(). For datetime attributes these never
match, since str() keeps microseconds and the "+00:00" tz form while
json_encode_extra() drops both.