Allow keys of type "bytes" in Python 3

[cjlarose]

Recall that in Python 2, bytes is just an alias for str, and is therefore a basestring. In Python 3, bytes is not a basestring, but still a perfectly acceptable input to hmac.new. The function prepare_HS_key as defined before, however, always assumed the key was a basestring. All tests pass in both Python 2.7 and Python 3.4.

[jpadilla]

@cjlarose thanks!

[jpadilla]

@progrium tagged and bumped up a new version that includes this. Should be ready to publish.

[cjlarose]

Sweet! Thanks!

[cjlarose]

Was this published to PyPi? Looks like 0.2.1 is the current version on the index instead of 0.2.2

[jpadilla]

@progrium can you publish latest version to PyPI? If you'd like to add me as a maintainer I could publish releases as well.

[progrium]

Ah, that'd be helpful. What's your PyPI username?

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@progrium https://github.com/progrium can you publish latest version to
PyPI? If you'd like to add me as a maintainer I could publish releases as
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[jpadilla]

@progrium my PyPI username is jpadilla

[progrium]

Added! Release away.

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[jpadilla]

@cjlarose released this as 0.2.3. Already on PyPI. Thanks again!

https://github.com/progrium/pyjwt/releases/tag/0.2.3

[cjlarose]

Thanks!
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@cjlarose https://github.com/cjlarose released this as 0.2.3. Already
on PyPI. Thanks again!

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