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Add omitted charset setting in base.py - #565
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LGTM! Thanks your hard work
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This pull request addresses Issue #564.
To resolve the failing TestLatin1 test, I have added the line
db["charset"] = charsetto base.py.As a result of this change, the charset setting now functions correctly in the TestLatin1 test.
python-mysql-replication/pymysqlreplication/tests/test_basic.py
Lines 1474 to 1476 in 1d2c8ab
With this fix in place, I have also re-included the
test_query_event_latin1test in the pytest suite, as it now passes successfully.