Python 3: 'ur' string prefixes no longer supported. - #9636
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Modified 'ur' strings to be just 'r' strings prefixes
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Do you consider this ready? I'm missing an ur case in nvdA_slave |
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No, I don't think this is ready yet. I haven't looked into the nvda_slave cases you mentioned. I think it would be best to be sure that the existing 'r' strings are ok before we add to them. |
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Link to issue number:
#8660
Summary of the issue:
Python 3 does not support 'ur' string literals
Description of how this pull request fixes the issue:
Change 'ur' to 'r'
Testing performed:
Known issues with pull request:
Change log entry:
Section: New features, Changes, Bug fixes