No need to decode into unicode when running in python 3#1512
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Thanks for the pull request @jtoledo1974 |
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Tested locally on host Python3 and Travis is happy on host python2.
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Merged, thanks for the fix |
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Ref #1516. |
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python-for-android fails to build when running under a python 3 interpreter with the android recipe. There is no decode method in python3 strings.