Python 3 compatibility #8
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It's not possible to edit a dictionary while iterating over it in Python3. The work-around is to use `list(d)` to force a copy.
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Awesome stuff @Gyppo! 💥 |
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This has been pushed to PyPi as version 0.5.5. |
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You nearly had it.
my_function.__code__is backwards compatible (at least to 2.7)The order of the js snippets isn't important, only their content is. For whatever reason, Py3 orders them differently.
str(expected.encode('utf8'))is needed since UTF8 and ascii sort differently.