fixes #175. utf-8 errors in Python 3. #208
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…pping multibyte utf-8 sequences in half
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This patch is great, thanks! Who should we assign it to in order to merge it into master? |
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Hey Hey is anyone is still trying to get it in, this fixed solved a problem I was having with the SDK and I would love to see it in SDK. |
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Thanks for the patch. Merged into unreleased branch for now, which will be picked up in the next release and master branch as well. |
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Caused by block reads chopping multibyte utf-8 sequences in half
Because of the 8192 bytes read block size, a utf-8 character can possibly be cut in two, causing the block to be invalid utf-8.
Fixed by not decoding the block. Instead encode the delimiter and do the replace operation with bytes instead of str.