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I'm not entirely sure whether it applies here, but I think that a Python API should return datetime objects, and not str.
We're using isoformat datetime strings for JSON, because JSON only knows isoformat datetime strings and that's the standard.
But I think within the Python, we should stick with datetime objects.
What do you think @Koncopd?
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I'm not entirely sure whether it applies here, but I think that a Python API should return datetime objects, and not str.
We're using isoformat datetime strings for JSON, because JSON only knows isoformat datetime strings and that's the standard.
But I think within the Python, we should stick with datetime objects.
What do you think @Koncopd?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: