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Prevent crashing from UnicodeDecodeError
On Python 2, `sys.stdout` and `print` can normally handle any combination of `str` and `unicode` objects. However, `StringIO.StringIO` can only safely handle one or the other. If the program writes both a non-ASCII `unicode` string, and a non-ASCII `str` string, then the `getvalue()` method will fail with `UnicodeDecodeError` [1]. In nose, that causes the script to suddenly abort, with the cryptic `UnicodeDecodeError`. This fix catches `UnicodeError` when trying to get the captured output, and will replace the captured output with a warning message. Fixes #816 [1] <https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/2.7/Lib/StringIO.py#L258>
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Joscha Feth | ||
Jordan Moldow |
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