Fix error encoding datetime objects in the event track logger backend - #953
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The function json.dumps was being called with incorrect arguments, causing an infinite recursion when serializing an event containing datetime objects
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The function json.dumps was being called with incorrect arguments,
causing an infinite recursion when serializing an event containing
datetime objects