Cap aniso8601 for python 2.7 environments #259
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aniso8601==8.1.0 * raises ValuError in case of non-string arguments passed to get_date_resolution and parse_date methods. It is ok for Python3 envs, but backward incompatible for Python 2.7 where we are passing unicode (at least in unittests). * https://bitbucket.org/nielsenb/aniso8601/src/master/CHANGELOG.rst
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aniso8601==8.1.0 * raises ValuError in case of non-string arguments
passed to get_date_resolution and parse_date methods.
It is ok for Python3 envs, but backward incompatible for Python 2.7
where we are passing unicode (at least in unittests).