Change error messages related to ISO 8601 #530
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Because the SPDX specification uses a subset of ISO-8601 for datetime values, error messages that request the user use ISO-8601 dates are incorrect. These changes make clear to the user the exact format, as dictated by the SPDX spec, that dates should be specified in. Signed-off-by: John Speed Meyers <jsmeyers@chainguard.dev>
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Fix #529.
Because the SPDX specification uses a subset of ISO-8601 for datetime values, error messages that request the user use ISO-8601 dates are incorrect. These changes make clear to the user the exact format, as dictated by the SPDX specification, that dates should be specified in.
I also changed one comment in
utils.pyto make clear to future readers of the codebase whatDATE_ISO_REGEXrepresents.