Use built-in isoformat support #383
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Thanks for investigating this.
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The ISO formatted string can be stored in multiple formats. Use the built-in datetime.isoformat() and datetime.fromisoformat() functions, which able to handle all variants. Replace 'Z' with '+00:00' to ensure compatibility with Python < 3.11. Fixes: libkeepass#382
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Okay, I updated the MR to include this replace for compatibility. |
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The ISO formatted string can be stored in multiple formats. Use the built-in datetime.isoformat() and datetime.fromisoformat() functions, which able to handle all variants.
Fixes: #382