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use simpler isoparse from dateutil to parse ISO-8601 timestamps #1032

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@minrk minrk commented Aug 8, 2024

avoids more complex behavior of general parser, which we don't need since we are already specifying the general format spec as ISO-8601. Also, the general parse_date behavior seems to be vulnerable to problems:

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use simpler isoparse from dateutil to parse ISO8601 timestamps
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avoids more complex behavior of general parser, which we don't need
since we are already specifying the general format spec
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@minrk minrk merged commit 7716291 into jupyter:main Sep 17, 2024
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Kernel crashes after setting decimal precision Jupyter lab crashes when executing code with the python decimal module and precision 1
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