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* Fix for issue #19776 PyJWT 2.0.0 does not return `bytes` for `encode()` instead returns `str`. So converted the `str` to `bytes` and returned the resulting value * added check for jwt.encode return type * Update __init__.py * Updated with suggested change * Test to check return type of get_token() The `get_token()` must return a `str` but for PyJWT version < 2.0.0 the `jwt.encode()` returns `bytes`. This test is to make sure if token returned by `get_token()` is `str`. * Update test_get_token.py * Update test_get_token.py * Delete test_get_token.py Co-authored-by: Willem Melching <willem.melching@gmail.com> |
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