Fix for unicode commands in Python 2 #131
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@tony would you mind taking a look at this? |
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@myw Sorry for the delay, can you do a rebase? |
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@tony Rebased! Thanks! |
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@myw Merged! Thanks! |
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Before this PR, if a command was passed into
tmux_commandthat had unicode characters in it, such as in the name of a session, format string, or window, a unicode error would be thrown when tmuxp was run with Python 2. The provided unit test shows an example failing test case of this behavior—the real-world use-case isconfig.ymlfiles for tmuxp that contain unicode characters in their names.This PR resolves the issue by using a python-version-independent conversion inside the
tmux_commandconstructor (instead ofstr), assuming that unicode data being sent in Python 2 is encoded asutf_8, which is consistent with other places in the code that assumption is made.Happy to answer any questions, an thanks for making this!