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UnicodeEncodeError: 'latin-1' codec can't encode character '\u2026' in position 512: ordinal not in range(256) #9
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Same here @Strykar - any thoughts? |
The thoughts are that this piece of code will have this error and the author refuses to fix it and always keep closing git issues without giving further details. The only fix is to try fix it ourselves. It is obviously a bug about handling text... or I meaning, handling everything because when and error is about to happen, there are no measures to handle them. The code might work for the author and some but obviously there is something is missing. |
does running the script w/ e.g. or better yet, maybe you need to set your shell environment to use utf-8. |
Shell always used UTF-8:
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This is a copy-paste issue. For exmaple in firefox inspector, firfst switch to raw/ascii view of the token and cookie data, and then copy it. Because Firefox annoyingly shortens the data in the default view. |
If the application can't handle invalid input, it's surely a bug in the application ;) |
Tested on Arch Linux, kernel 6.2.1 and Python 3.10.9
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