Did you try 2to3 on the Python 2 file? I'm interested in knowing what output it gave. I have heard quite a few problems are identified on a single run of the script.
2to3 just identified the issues with print statements. Technically, opening a file in binary mode isn't a bug or unexpected behavior, based on the way I wrote the Python 2 file. But the way that binary mode works in 3, and the way that the Python 3 csv writer encodes strings under the hood created an unexpected interaction that broke forwards compatibility.
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2to3on the Python 2 file? I'm interested in knowing what output it gave. I have heard quite a few problems are identified on a single run of the script.2to3just identified the issues with print statements. Technically, opening a file in binary mode isn't a bug or unexpected behavior, based on the way I wrote the Python 2 file. But the way that binary mode works in 3, and the way that the Python 3 csv writer encodes strings under the hood created an unexpected interaction that broke forwards compatibility.