Unpin python-dateutil dependency #192
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There is no reason to strictly pin python-dateutil to 2.8.0. On the contrary, pinning dependency is prone to introduce dependency conflicts (especially in downstream releases). This was most likely a copy-paste mistake related to the practice of pinning dependencies in dev-requirements.txt. This is a quick fix for python-dateutil. A more comprehensive dependency handling revision may be performed with secure-systems-lab#182
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There is no reason to strictly pin python-dateutil to 2.8.0. On the contrary, pinning dependencies is prone to introduce dependency conflicts (especially in downstream releases).
This was most likely a copy-paste mistake related to the practice of pinning dependencies in dev-requirements.txt.
This is a quick fix for python-dateutil. A more comprehensive dependency handling revision may be performed with #182.