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Review Request #8838 — Created March 24, 2017 and submitted
A long time ago, we capped out python-dateutil dependency to 1.5, in order to retain support for Python 2.x. This was because dateutil 2.0 only supported Python 3. However, dateutil 2.1+ supports Python 2.6 and higher. We're now bumping up the dependency to support 1.5 and higher. We can't explicitly forbid 2.0 support, but if installing via a Python package, people will either end up with a modern version or will stay on 1.5. Distro packagers can ship an appropriate version (and likely will have a non-2.0 version anyway).
Deployed a new build. Saw that it worked fine with the newer dateutil 2.6
that was on the server, and didn't trigger dependency errors.