Update misc. date-time representations to ISO 8601 #967
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| @@ -60,15 +63,19 @@ def get_stop_state_summary(suite, owner=None, hostname=None, lines=None ): | |||
| if line0.startswith( 'suite time' ) or \ | |||
| line0.startswith( 'simulation time' ): | |||
| # backward compatibility with pre-5.4.11 state dumps | |||
| time_string = line0.rstrip().split(' : ')[1] | |||
| global_summary["last_updated"] = time.time() | |||
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How does this work, now that import time is removed?
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re-added the import time.
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Update misc. date-time representations to ISO 8601
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This updates all remaining date-time representations in cylc to
use ISO 8601, including time zone information if useful.
@matthewrmshin, please review.