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New update by
jose.ortiz
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Beanbag, Inc.
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RBTools
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Ticket #4819
I am also getting this issue on CentOS. I am using RBTools 1.0.2, Python 3.6.8 and p4 P4/LINUX26X86_64/2019.1/1813586 (2019/06/06). I debugged the issue and found out that p4 -G is generating Python dictionaries that contain byte literals instead of regular strings. I patched RBTools to convert all of these byte literals to strings before they are used, and I managed to make it work. The patch is just a workaround, but it's attached to this comment in case it can provide any insight.
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