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… using __future__ and six
…enerating single codepoints from surrogate pairs which cannot be encoded in utf-8. Python 2 was more lax about this
…scii input is supplied. This is something which is ambiguous in python 2, however in python 3 the split between text and bytes is much more explicit
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Hi , is Quepy working on python 3.5? I have errors and I have included the modification of this pull request |
Soumendra kumar sahoo (soumendrak)
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Empty file test.sh added in PR.
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I've made a few changes to quepy app and tests so that python 3 is working in the test suite. I skipped the tests which check that a Value is raised when ascii input is given, since this should be less of an issue with python3.