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Python 3 compatiblity
See original GitHub issueI haven’t had time to find all the Python 3 incompatibilities but there’s one I just ran into here. basestring is not a thing in Python 3 anymore.
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A note on using Redis backend:
Python 3 receives bytes from Redis, I had to use
'decode_responses': Trueoption inREDIS_FOR_DYNACONFotherwise the loader failed.Covered in 0.3.0 version thanks you all