Fix: Decode auth header, to not encode it as b'...' in the HTTP request#11
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Fix: Decode auth header, to not encode it as b'...' in the HTTP request#11devurandom wants to merge 1 commit into
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This should definitely be included. Works in Python 2 and 3. |
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Since the header needs to be encoded eventually, the original method stored the header as bytes rather than a string. This regression came from 2736b3d. It might be ideal to just do the same as it used to do, in case for any reason someone needs to use a non-UTF8 user/pass. |
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Oh, sorry! I thought the |
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#23 also fixes this in a more compatible way. |
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Closed, obsolete |
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Currently, the authpair is encoded as b'...' within the HTTP request, which is obviously wrong. This commit fixes it.