openapi3: fix for RFC3339 validation: time-offset is a required component #1104
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OpenAPI specifies the format `date-time` as RFC3339 compliant. In a RFC3339 `date-time` the `time-offset` is a required component. The current RFC3339 validation regex defines the `time-offset` as an optional component. This leads to errors where a timestamp is considered valid by the library but the value still cannot be parsed into a `time.Time`. This change makes the `time-offset` a required component. Relevant tests are changed accordingly. Links: - https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc3339#section-5.6 Fixes: getkin#1031
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OpenAPI specifies the format
date-timeas RFC3339 compliant. In a RFC3339date-timethetime-offsetis a required component.The current RFC3339 validation regex defines the
time-offsetas an optional component. This leads to errors where a timestamp is considered valid by the library but the value still cannot be parsed into atime.Time.This change makes the
time-offseta required component. Relevant tests are changed accordingly.Links:
Fixes: #1031