ids = cPickle.loads(gem.value)
loads() argument 1 must be string, not unicode
ids = cPickle.loads(gem.value) loads() argument 1 must be string, not unicode
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ids = cPickle.loads(gem.value)
loads() argument 1 must be string, not unicode
cPickle.loadswants a byte string (which is exactly whatcPickle.dumpsoutputs) and you’re feeding it a unicode string instead. You’ll need to “encode” that Unicode string to get back the byte string thatdumpshad originally given you, but it’s hard to guess what encoding you accidentally imposed on it — maybelatin-1orutf-8(ifasciidon’t worry, either of those two will decode it just great), maybeutf-16…? It’s hard to guess without knowing whatgemis and how you originally set itsvaluefrom the output of acPickle.dumps…!