Fix Python 3 compatibility #107
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This applies the following patch: pytest-dev/pytest-mock#107
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This applies the following patch: pytest-dev/pytest-mock#107
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This applies the following patch: pytest-dev/pytest-mock#107
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Adds a patch that is already applied upstream (pytest-dev/pytest-mock#107), but has not been released. This fixes the build with Python 3.
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Otherwise, the build fails with an encoding error due to the default locale being ASCII on the Debian builders, not UTF-8. Regardless, this is the recommended approach for writing a
setup.pywhich supports both Python 2 and Python 3.