Can someone explain to me why the following filters are not working at the month and day level? Filtering by year seems to work, but not the other two.
>>> clicks.count()
36
>>> date = clicks[0].created
>>> date.month
2
>>> date.year
2014
>>> date.day
1
>>> clicks.filter(created__month=2)
[]
>>> clicks.filter(created__month=02)
[]
>>> clicks.filter(created__month='02')
[]
>>> clicks.filter(created__month='2')
[]
>>> clicks.filter(created__month=date.month)
[]
>>> clicks.filter(created__day=date.day)
[]
A quick update to demonstrate that I am getting the same behavior before creating and dealing with a queryset:
>>> clicks = PreviewClick.objects.filter(created__month = 2)
>>> clicks.count()
0
>>> clicks = PreviewClick.objects.filter(created__month = 02)
>>> clicks.count()
0
>>> clicks = PreviewClick.objects.filter(created__month = '02')
>>> clicks.count()
0
>>> clicks = PreviewClick.objects.filter(created__month = '2')
>>> clicks.count()
0
Here's more food for thought:
>>> clicks = PreviewClick.objects.all()
>>> counter = 0
>>> for click in clicks:
... if click.created.month == 2:
... counter += 1
...
>>> counter
35
I was seeing exactly the same behaviour as you.
If you check the documentation for 1.6 and the month queryset. They have added the following paragraph:
"When USE_TZ is True, datetime fields are converted to the current time zone before filtering. This requires time zone definitions in the database."
If you change the following line in your settings to False, then you should start getting the data back that you're expecting.
USE_TZ = False