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Fix numeric strings parsed as datetime objects#358
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Overview
From my research, ms Graph works with datetime objects that conform to ISO 8601 format such as:
These can be isolated using isdigit which is a string method as they contain characters such as -, /, : that are not string avlues
Related Issue
Fixes microsoftgraph/msgraph-sdk-python#881
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