Deserialize ISO-8601 dates ending in Z as UTC#191
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| to indicate UTC. For compatibility with more external clients, we | ||
| should allow it. | ||
| """ | ||
| tz_corrected = re.sub("Z$", "+00:00", value) |
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Not my favorite, but this works for compatibility.
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Issue
Fixes #187
Description
Updates deserialization to support the
Zsuffix in ISO-8601Testing
Tests have been updated
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