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Change event log format to include date (in ISO-8601 format) and 24 hour time.#67
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Change event log format to include date (in ISO-8601 format) and 24 hour time.#67maeichris wants to merge 2 commits into
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…our time. This is important when the server is running for multiple days. With only the time, it becomes unclear when an event happened.
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This is important when the server is running for multiple days. With only the time displayed, it becomes unclear when an event happened.
This commit has minimal changes to support this feature. It does not change any core functionality, just the displayed values. I ran the tests and they all passed (once I ran a FakeSMTP instance with port 2525).