if dateutil is available, use it to parse datetimes
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In particular, this picks up the default `datetime.isoformat()` output, with a "T" as the separator.
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Thanks for the patch @paulswartz it looks good, I needs docs updating and error handling |
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if `dateutil` is available, use it to parse datetimes
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Added some extra handling - you can now assign an isoformat as well and it will validate and convert on save. |
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In particular, this picks up the default
datetime.isoformat()output, with a "T" as the separator.