Replace basestring with str type to support Python3 #55
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Python3 does not have a "basestring" type (as per: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34803467/unexpected-exception-name-basestring-is-not-defined-when-invoking-ansible2) and the recommended action is to replace it with the "str" type Issue(s): None
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bloodpet
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Is there any chance this could get merged any time soon? |
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Hey there, Ansible is currently using |
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ping :) |
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I haven't got the permissions to merge this PR and it looks like the repository hasn't been committed to since 2016. Think the Ansible module might need to change the dependency or find a different DigitalOcean library to use. |
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@srkiNZ84 we can get in touch with wirecraft or ask to pypi to provide another source for the package distribution... |
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Python3 does not have a "basestring" type (as per:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34803467/unexpected-exception-name-basestring-is-not-defined-when-invoking-ansible2)
and the recommended action is to replace it with the "str" type.
This was the only instance of it that I managed to find in the repository.
Issue(s): None