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                                            Richard S. Stewart

The data returned by the list_folders method is a list of three-tuples.

Still get the same error: ``` >>> data = c.list_folders() >>> data[0] ((b'\\HasNoChildren',), b'/', 'Caroline_math') >>> for flags, delimiter, folder_name in data: ... print(' %-30s%s %s' % (' '.join(flags), delimiter,...

The data returned by the list_folders method is a list of three-tuples.

I'm running under Windows 10, with Python 3.9.4. PEP 461 was informative, and may help explain, but I didn't read it in detail. I also pushed a different proposed change...

The data returned by the list_folders method is a list of three-tuples.

For what it's worth: I haven't had time to test this hypothesis, but my money's on the changes introduced to the official Python release at 3.5, specifically, changes introduced by...