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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds a specific test case for the ab_datetime_parse()
function to verify it can handle the datetime string '2025-03-25T17:06:19Z', following a user request to confirm compatibility with this format.
- Adds one new parametrized test case to existing datetime parsing tests
- Tests the 'Z' timezone suffix conversion to '+00:00' UTC offset format
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tests: add test case for ab_datetime_parse with '2025-03-25T17:06:19Z'
Summary
Added a new test case to the existing parametrized test for
ab_datetime_parse()
to verify it can handle the datetime string '2025-03-25T17:06:19Z'. This test case was specifically requested to confirm the function's compatibility with this datetime format.The test follows the same pattern as existing 'Z' timezone test cases, expecting the 'Z' suffix to be converted to the standard '+00:00' UTC offset format.
Review & Testing Checklist for Human
poetry run pytest unit_tests/utils/test_datetime_helpers.py::test_parse -k "2025-03-25T17:06:19Z"
"2025-03-25T17:06:19+00:00"
aligns with the function's existing behavior for 'Z' timezone inputsNotes
This change was requested by @aaronsteers to verify
ab_datetime_parse()
can handle '2025-03-25T17:06:19Z' as input.Link to Devin run: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/9e054ce9a6674ac9afcc0c22fb2f0cbe
Requested by: @aaronsteers