Passing the message_id in as bytes to .deleteMessage will delete the message from the ZSET but not the HASH when using python3.x.

tx.zrem seems to function just fine passing in bytes. Problem seems to come from the string formatting on the tx.hdel. The key to delete gets formatted to include the b prefix, "b'g6r6o3gmvlyHWbPC457M4Cvru9J4nd9C':fr", for example. Key w/ the "b" does not exist so it's not. tx.del returns 1, instead of the expected 3.

I'd like to see either an exception raised and/or an error logged in this scenario. I'd be happy to open a PR with a proposal if you're open to it @mlasevich.

to reproduce...

from rsmq import RedisSMQ

queue = RedisSMQ(host="redis", qname="myqueue", options={"decode_responses": False})
queue.createQueue(delay=0).vt(20).execute()
message_id = queue.sendMessage().message("Hello World").execute()
msg = queue.receiveMessage().exceptions(False).execute()

msg_id_bytes: bytes = msg['id'] # bytes because "decode_responses": False
resp = queue.deleteMessage(id=msg_id_bytes).execute()
assert resp is True

client = queue.client

# successfull delete from the zset
zset = client.hgetall("rsmq:myqueue")
assert zset == {}

# keys still in hash
client.hgetall("rsmq:myqueue:Q")