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Update cram plugin to use the 'outside' environment #316

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@karolyi karolyi commented Jan 25, 2016

This modification instructs cram to use the 'outside' environment variables, without which commands with UTF-8 encoded characters get encoded with their surrogate-escape counterparts, resulting in automated tests failing.

For details, see aiiie/cram#7.

Until this pull request is not merged, afp-cli won't build.

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karolyi commented Jan 25, 2016

I'm not culpable for the appveyor tests failing.

@mriehl mriehl self-assigned this Jan 25, 2016
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mriehl commented Jan 25, 2016

Yeah they're not green currently. I have in my backlog somewhere to only have them trigger on the windows branch, I'm pulling it up.

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mriehl commented Jan 25, 2016

@karolyi could you squash? I'll merge afterwards. Looks good.

@karolyi karolyi changed the title Update cram plugin to use 'outside' environment Update cram plugin to use the 'outside' environment Jan 25, 2016
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@mriehl mriehl merged commit 142fa17 into pybuilder:master Jan 25, 2016
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mriehl commented Jan 25, 2016

Released with v0.11.5

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