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Windows: cannot run bears in the tutorial #1832
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Confirmed We need to settle this before the next release. |
I think this is again a problem that we do not open the file in utf8. Would adding that |
Just saw the traceback and realized this is a pyprint issue because we added the dot character for spaces |
When printing the bullet-character that represents a whitespace, a `UnicodeEncodeError` can be thrown and is thrown on Windows systems since Windows uses by default cp1252 or a similar codec that can't handle this character. Fixes #1832.
When printing the bullet-character that represents a whitespace, a `UnicodeEncodeError` can be thrown and is thrown on Windows systems since Windows uses by default cp1252 or a similar codec that can't handle this character. Fixes #1832.
When printing the bullet-character that represents a whitespace, a `UnicodeEncodeError` can be thrown and is thrown on Windows systems since Windows uses by default cp1252 or a similar codec that can't handle this character. Fixes #1832.
I tried initialising the .coafile using the command
coala --files=src/\*.c --bears=SpaceConsistencyBear --save
here's the output after running the above command.
Here's the output from
coala -L DEBUG
command -Debug Output
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