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Correctly check that the given serie name has the correct type #157
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type(b''.decode()) should give unicode or str depending if on python<3 or python>=3.
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…ypes Correctly check that the given serie name has the correct type (Thanks @gst!)
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@gst thank you <3 |
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Haha, reading this comment thread by email makes so little sense. 😀 On Thu, Apr 9, 2015, 22:03 Grégory Starck notifications@github.com wrote:
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Haha, Indeed that must have been complicated to understand. He had to amend the commit several times to make it work. |
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This wasn't funny on my side but i understand it was from an external view ;) |
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type(b''.decode()) should give unicode or str depending if on python<3 or python>=3.