utils: iso8601: strip fractional seconds #56
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Teque5
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According to ISO8601 any number of digits is permitted for fractional seconds, the issue is that Python assumes these are microsecond, and will fail if we have more than 6 digits. In the event that we detect more that 6 digits, truncate the fractional part and pass it to datetime. Signed-off-by: Liam Beguin <liambeguin@gmail.com>
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According to ISO8601 any number of digits is permitted for fractional seconds, the issue is that Python assumes these are microsecond, and will fail if we have more than 6 digits.
In the event that we detect more that 6 digits, truncate the fractional part and pass it to datetime.