At first I had a mistake, but then I realized that the most modest thing is when I start the test the time is a little bit changed and the error is deduced, and I removed everything from the variable leaving only a day and checked it without minutes, seconds, etc.
Good luck with your decision.

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You should print the inputs out. Based on your code, we can see that they both are indeed not equal to each other:

date: 

2024-06-28 04:53:29.707789

datetime.today: 

2024-06-28 04:53:29.707805

read the error message:

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'date'

=> ptyhon docs => find what's the module name

2023-01-23T13:10:33.873Z - test which i could not pass
30 01 2023 - actual date

well, since they are different... can't you figure out how?

I think this is not a real problem (this is a kata for beginners) and I don't think it would be pertinent to do what you are suggesting (though I understand your point of view). It would be really tricky and I'm not sure it's feasible in clean way.

Nice kata with datetime, useful