Fix for python bytes-to-utf-8 encoded string in the usernames#237
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Fix for python bytes-to-utf-8 encoded string in the usernames#237thebookworm101 wants to merge 1 commit intoopencoweb:masterfrom
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…coweb+tornado==3.x, only minimally tested with tornado 2.x and tornado 3.1.1 on python 3.3.2 and opencoweb HEAD
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This edit may not add/remove anything as the session worked identically for me with or without the change
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The username variable appears to not be used if you follow the function calls. But, your change is correct; this was an oversight related to python2/3 and the new version of Tornado conversions.
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This fixes the session join problem #236 that the >1 client has with opencoweb+tornado>=3.x, this is only minimally tested with tornado 2.x and tornado 3.1.1 on python 3.3.2 and OCW 5822afa