Brackets would be printed in all Python versions.
On Python 2 you could get a u'unicode' marker.
It doesn't happen always; it depends on how everything is called.
Hard to say if this catches them all: in the tests we normalize the difference, so you can't see it.
You could get ugly output like this:
Brackets would be printed in all Python versions. On Python 2 you could get a
u'unicode'
marker. It doesn't happen always; it depends on how everything is called.Hard to say if this catches them all: in the tests we normalize the difference, so you can't see it.