Fix date-time format. #43
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Matches the ISO8601 specification.
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Hi, was anyone able to look at this yet? I still think this is appropriate/useful. Thanks |
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I'll add this shortly - fixing some broken tests with recent changes, but I agree, it would be good to have this. |
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Match the date-time format to the ISO8601 specification.
This now allows a timezone to be given in a specific format (eg +01:30), or for it not to be given at all (the specification says these should be treated as date-times in the local timezone).
Discussed in #42