Fix Python 3 bytes string encoding when getting IAM credentials #947
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Without the fix, I was getting this error message: |
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Merged, thank you! |
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…ys returns utf-8 encoded data
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The
filesvariable has a type ofbytes()in Python 3.For example, if
files = b'master'then the request path would be formatted as"/latest/meta-data/iam/security-credentials/b'master'"The
.decode()method converts a bytes into a proper string in Python 3 and doesn't change anything in Python 2.