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| author | Padraic Harley <padraic.harley@ecometrica.com> | 2015-12-18 19:33:32 +0000 |
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| committer | Padraic Harley <padraic.harley@ecometrica.com> | 2015-12-18 19:33:40 +0000 |
| commit | c51068cd1864d995e81ee5fd248b8a2027e56c35 (patch) | |
| tree | 2513bea67f69056e74385f55f8f3e10d9dcbaabf /test_requirements.txt | |
| parent | 87be0aaafb59fca5540a300c8e6262fbe023fce5 (diff) | |
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Fix unidecode bytes error on python2
`bytes` takes no additional args in python2 unlike it's taking
an encoding in python3.
Unidecode returns a unicode string in python3 and a bytestring
in python2 which, I believe, was the main cause of error #71.
Now, regardless of whether unidecode is included, all strings
passing through http_quote will be encoded to ascii which should
fix both issues.
Also included is a fix for a failing test when unidecode is used.
Unidecode's `_unidecode` function ignores characters greater
than 0xefff, which '\xe2\x99\xa5' (the heart symbol) is. This
caused users with unidecode to fail '.pdf' was produced rather
than the expected '?.pdf'.
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