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StringIO imports differently in python 3 - use six for compatibility #46

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@chmoder chmoder commented Jan 25, 2020

cStringIO does not exist in python3, we would like to use this module in python 3. Thanks!

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@cdent cdent merged commit 221d33c into pasteorg:master Jan 26, 2020
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cdent commented Jan 26, 2020

thanks, will get a release out shortly

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