map() returns an iterator on Python 3 #432
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In python3.X, we need to convert map object to list, to be able serialize it. Issue django-commons#431
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map() returns an iterator on Python 3.
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Thanks for the report, indeed this is a bug. Would you mind writing more descriptive commit message? See the message I wrote for the merge commit for an example. |
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Ok. Next time, i will. |
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map() returns an iterator on Python 3.
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In python3.X, we need to convert map object to list, to be able serialize it.
Issue #431