Fix utf-8 encoding #8565
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Fix utf-8 encoding #8565
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Issue posted to commit esp8266@d1d4212#r73517358
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LGTM IMHO touching utime should open by encoding-independent manner eg. binary mode |
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* Fix utf-8 encoding Issue posted to commit esp8266@d1d4212#r73517358 * Added python source code encoding * for touch operations open/create file in binary mode
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Issue posted to commit
d1d4212#r73517358
Should resolve UnicodeDecodeError: multibyte-byte.
I don't have an environment to test this; however, this version still works on my machine.
The python docs say "UTF-8 is one of the most commonly used encodings, and Python often defaults to using it."
Hmm, "often" wasn't often enough. I set encoding to "utf-8" for all
open()calls. Is there a chance that doing all of them will cause a problem?