Require time lib otherwise Time.iso8601 is undefined by default
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In the `Util.deep_parse_iso8601_values` we reference `Time.iso8601` but to use that in Ruby you need to require the time library otherwise the method is undefined. The implementation has a `rescue` but that was unintended since its only meant to capture cases where a string can’t be converted to a time object. We weren’t seeing any errors here because it also caught the undefined error and let the time be a string value.
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Nice catch @javierjulio! Thanks. Version |
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While I was working on the changes in #37 I noticed that the timestamps in responses remained as strings but I had already seen the middleware and knew it was supposed to be converted. The issue is that while I was in a
bundle consolethe library is loaded as you have it defined but when using this in say a Rails app you wouldn't notice the issue as the time lib is already required by Rails. This just makes it a clear dependency here and now you'll see times being converted. Before the change it was:"created"=>"2018-01-03T23:42:08.963Z"}becauseTime.iso8601is an undefined but since it also had arescuestatement it was swallowing that error. Now including the changes in this PR it came out to:"created"=>2018-01-03 23:42:08 UTC}so you can see its being converted.