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[python] Fix date-time parsing #6458
[python] Fix date-time parsing #6458
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Can you explain what this code is doing?
Is it assigning the UTC time zone if the date lacks a time zone?
If so I am concerned that we are adding information which is not present.
Is there a spec which directs us to do this?
What happens when invalid values are set as examples/defaults like "1-2" or "NotADateOrDateTime"?
How about adding a sample spec with invalid dates at:
https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/tree/master/modules/openapi-generator/src/test/resources/2_0/issue-xxx.yaml
And adding a pythonclientexperimentaltest.java test case?
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@spacether this is a common pattern. Whatever the date refers to (LocalDate without offset, UTC with offset), it'll represent a single instant since the epoch. Once you have that instant, the only way to accurately represent it is at UTC offset. That call gives you an OffsetDateTime which can accurately hold ISO8601 date-time as defined in the OpenAPI Specification.