Hi folks.

I've been porting things from Python2 to Python3 for a while, but I just found out today about python3's -b option, which emits a warning when comparing str to bytes (or vice versa), or when converting bytes to str using the str initializer.  I noticed that it also seems to even help with dictionary keys - nice.

My question is: if -b is no longer detecting things to warn about, how much does that say about how far along your str-vs-bytes-correctness is?

Thanks.

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