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Fixed paramval2str type error for non-str lists (With version change) #92
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Same as #91 , but with version change and changelog
Hi, if you have parameter with list of something other than list (e.g. list of dicts), you'll get a error
TypeError: sequence item 0: expected str instance, <YOUR_NON_STR_TYPE_HERE> found.With this fix you'll convert everything to string recursively, thus preserving better text output.
Slightly better than #88