Remove non-ascii character from source file #193
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Unfortunately Snakemake for now reads files using the default OS file encoding, which may not be UTF-8. Therefore, it is best to be conservative and only use ascii in source files for now.
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Many thanks! I encountered the same error recently but didn't get to identifying the non-ascii character yet. |
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Thanks for the quick response! |
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* add option to use custom clustermaps from data folder * adapt default config to custom busmap * input file from Snakefile * adapt input description * add option to use custom clustermaps from data folder * adapt default config to custom busmap * input file from Snakefile * adapt input description * Snakefile: custom_busmap in cluster_network input is now csv * cluster_network: custom_busmap is now read as csv file, adaptions of description * simplify_network: adapt descriptions * configfiles: add cutom_clustermaps switch * unify clustarmap and busmap names * unify clustermap and busmap names * test/config: unify clustermap and busmap names * cluster_network: make clustering_for_n_clusters compatible with simplify_network * simplify_network: make compatible with changes in cluster_network.py * Update scripts/cluster_network.py * Update scripts/simplify_network.py * Update scripts/simplify_network.py * Update scripts/cluster_network.py * Update scripts/cluster_network.py * cluster_network: move custom_busmap flag to enable; simplify names * cluster_network: move custom_busmap flag to enable; simplify names * custom_busmap: add documentation * cluster_network: add default for custom_busmap for compatibility with old configs * cluster_network: add default for custom_busmap for compatibility with old configs Co-authored-by: martha.frysztacki <eb5194@iai-esm003.iai.kit.edu> Co-authored-by: Fabian Neumann <fabian.neumann@outlook.de>
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Unfortunately Snakemake for now reads files using the default OS file encoding, which may not be UTF-8. Therefore, it is best to be conservative and only use ascii in source files for now.
This actually crashed the pypsa-eur-sec snakemake workflow for me on a server where the file in question was attempted decoded in ascii.
This fix will be redundant once snakemake/snakemake#1146 gets merged, but it may still be a little while until that filters down to everyone.