Defined encoding to utf-8 which was causing decode error in windows #998
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| open('dateparser/__init__.py').read()).group(1) | |||
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| introduction = re.sub(r':members:.+|..\sautomodule::.+|:class:|:func:|:ref:', | |||
| '', open('docs/introduction.rst').read()) | |||
| '', open('docs/introduction.rst', encoding='utf-8').read()) | |||
| history = re.sub(r':mod:|:class:|:func:', '', open('HISTORY.rst').read()) | |||
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I believe you will also need to add utf-8 encoding for HISTORY.rst as well.
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Yes! you are correct. Thanks 😄
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Thanks for PR @atharmohammad and sorry for a late review. It looks great, but in e14655b the line endings in setup.py are changed, so the diff is showing that the whole file is changed (the line endings don't show up on github but are visible in the command line git). Would you mind fixing this?
Yeah! Sure. Fixing it |
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@lopuhin have done the changes please have a look ! |
Closes #978