Unicode filename support fixing #203#221
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Unicode filename support fixing #203#221ivorbosloper wants to merge 4 commits intojorgebastida:masterfrom
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Eh, tests fail because python 2.6 is tested and the project dependencies fail to install. Can we please switch off travis-ci testing in python 2.6? |
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Hmmm, root-cause was Pillow > 4.0.0 dropped python 2.6 support. So either drop python 2.6 in this library or set dependency pillow < 4.0.0 . See https://pillow.readthedocs.io/en/4.3.x/installation.html#notes |
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Non-ascii files raise errors, see #203 . On Mac it's more complex because the unicode filenames we read with
os.walk()contain different codepoints for the same unicode characters we wrote (https://stackoverflow.com/a/33647372/193886 pointed me in the right direction,unicodedata.normalize()is your friend).