
Inside WSME's parse_isodatetime there's a switch that checks for the existence of python_dateutil. If this does not exist, it falls back on its own ISO parsing, which does not support timezones, and causes havoc in our API. This adds the python_datetime dependency (BSD License) that triggers this switch. An unrelated change has been submitted to the WSME project to handle timezone parsing: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/161013/ Change-Id: Ib1bbe1118cc04f7622d1d0ef3993594d5bd102f7
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