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Python 3.6 has no .format() method on the bytes object ('b'strings'), but the multi_* methods try to format a prefix using it.
Additionally, on Python 3, str is unicode, but the multi_* methods are creating prefixed keys by interpolating a bytes string and, in the no-prefix case, with an empty bytes prefix, which raises an error on the multi_set() case and generates an incompatible key since b'foo' != u'foo'.
Python 3.6 has no
.format()method on thebytesobject ('b'strings'), but themulti_*methods try to format a prefix using it.Additionally, on Python 3,
strisunicode, but themulti_*methods are creating prefixed keys by interpolating abytesstring and, in the no-prefix case, with an emptybytesprefix, which raises an error on themulti_set()case and generates an incompatible key sinceb'foo' != u'foo'.