Use strings instead of binary strings in reset_url generation #1611
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…e representation of `b'` and `'` characters are used. Here we specifically use the decoded strings to avoid errors caused by the above. fixes #1610 Signed-off-by: Lincoln Simba <[email protected]>
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In python3, when a binary string is rendered to string, the ascii code representation of
b'and'characters are used.Here we specifically use the decoded strings to avoid errors caused by the above.
fixes #1610
Signed-off-by: Lincoln Simba [email protected]