format dates as ISO8601 #1057
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format dates as ISO8601 - currently works for datetimes, but not dates. Follow up to ipython#18
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Thank you! I'll handle the lint issue in a follow-up PR, it is unrelated.
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format dates as ISO8601 - currently works for datetimes, but not dates.
Follow up to #18
fixes: plotly/plotly.py#3075
labels: enhancement, bug