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Rebase of #423 to add docs, hopefully ready for merge - #1099
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#423 is pending on a documentation addition.
As with many other old PRs, I don't think we should necessarily expect the original author to come back to things. Trying to cleanup the backlog.
I considered pushing to the #423 branch, but I wanted to drop the commit which makes things py2.6 compatible (since it's no longer relevant) and dropping a commit from someone else's PR is bad form.
So, to restate:
click.DateTimetype with a couple of tests%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S, which is pretty commonly used in my experiencecloses#423