Use name as sort key to fix Python 3 TypeError#78
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Sort types explicitly by name to fix unorderable types TypeError in
Python 3.
The call to sort() on cli.py line 259 produced the error:
TypeError: unorderable types: type() < type()
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Use name as sort key to fix Python 3 TypeError
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Sort types explicitly by name to fix unorderable types TypeError in
Python 3.
The call to sort() on cli.py line 259 produced the error: