Format time like isoformat() would #2
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In many applications millisecond precision is not enough to understand what's going on, let's stick to microsecond-precision like with isoformat(). Additionally the separators are changed to match those of isoformat() (which is used to format other timestamps here).
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In many applications millisecond precision is not enough to understand
what's going on, let's stick to microsecond-precision like with
isoformat(). Additionally the separators are changed to match those of
isoformat() (which is used to format other timestamps here).