enforce utf-8 encoding when we open data.json #8
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Thank you, its always nice to have Windows users test the code so that we can make it usable on multiple platforms. |
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…json" (#8) got undone in the previous merge. Include it again.
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On my Windows machine, json.load(raw) raises error due to the default encoding chosen by open(). I believe this affects other machines that does not use utf-8 as default. We can get around this problem by enforcing 'utf-8' when we open data.json.