fix: handle builtin dictionaries as unicode data, not bytes #11
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…vents the generator outputting repr() of binary data, resulting in a sequence of b'blahblahs'
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+1 This is a huge problem in python3. It essentially makes the pip install useless. Only option for me was to clone your library and do exactly what @neta79 is doing here. |
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+1 Thanks @neta79, I'm cloning directly from your branch. @monkeython, love to see this get merged in! |
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This prevents the generator from outputting repr() of binary data, resulting in a sequence of b'blahblahs'.
If you plan to release a v1.0.6 on pypi, please consider merging this. It fixes things for py3.