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Use datetime_start if set, else datetime.now() #2
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Previous version was falling back to datetime.now() only when it was set, but with a mix missing and filled datetime_starts, this can raise an error comparing NoneType and datetime
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Previous version was falling back to datetime.now() only when it was set, but with a mix missing and filled datetime_starts, this can raise an error comparing NoneType and datetime