Hi,
I've got an issue I don't know where to ask (because there are Django, DRF
and django-filter included) and how to handle it (I don't find a
documentation or any issues on that) but I think this is the best place to
start.
We have an API with a datetime field we want to filter with "greater than"
using django-filter. That means we have an URL like
/api/books/?published__gt=1994-11-05T08:15:30+05:00. That works fine as
long as you don't have the "+" in the query value. (That means you can use
timezones behind UTC ("-") and UTC with the "z" notation.)
My first question is:
1) Is ISO 8601 a good practice as query value in URIs? If not what is the
best practice?
What happens is that Django's QueryDict is used which makes Use of Django's
limited_parse_qsl (taken from some version of urlparse) which replaces the
"+" by a " " (space) in query values
<https://github.com/django/django/blob/master/django/utils/http.py#L425>.
2) How to solve this?
I've also created a test repository <https://github.com/dgilge/test_drf> to
make sure that no other packages caused the problem.
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