(this is with pendulum 1.4.4, the comparison throws an error in 2.0.5)

In [1]: import pendulum

In [2]: now = pendulum.now()

In [3]: now
Out[3]: <Pendulum [2019-11-25T17:09:53.056029-07:00]>

In [4]: today = pendulum.date.fromisoformat('2019-11-25')

In [5]: today
Out[5]: <Date [2019-11-25]>

In [6]: today < now
Out[6]: False

In [7]: today >= now
Out[7]: True

I'm used to working with the SQL notion of dates and timestamps, so I'm expecting '2019-11-25' to be treated as equal to '2019-11-25 00:00'. In that light, the result of these comparisons seem wrong to me.

I understand I'm on the old version and this behavior might never be fixed, or one might not agree it's a bug, but it's also not documented anywhere as far as I can tell, so I figured I'd submit this issue anyway.