Let nbformat take care of opening the file #10558
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Notebook files should always be read as utf-8, but the default for io.open() is to use a platform-dependent default encoding. The easiest way around this is to pass the filename to nbformat.read() and let it open the file correctly. Bug identified at: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43915006/encoding- error-in-jupyter-when-run-another-notebook
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Notebook files should always be read as utf-8, but the default for `io.open()` is to use a platform-dependent default encoding. The easiest way around this is to pass the filename to nbformat.read() and let it open the file correctly. Bug identified at: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43915006/encoding-error-in-jupyter-when-run-another-notebook
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Backport PR #10558 on branch 5.x
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Notebook files should always be read as utf-8, but the default for
io.open()is to use a platform-dependent default encoding. The easiest way around this is to pass the filename to nbformat.read() and let it open the file correctly.Bug identified at: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43915006/encoding-error-in-jupyter-when-run-another-notebook