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Decode invalid UTF-8 in Python changelog fields - #505
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Use replacement characters when exposing legacy non-UTF-8 changelog authors and descriptions through the Python binding.
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If this could be released (with the previous patch) soon, that would be great. edit: but I guess it would have to go through a maintenance branch since master is 2.0 If not, we can manage.. would be suboptimal through |
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Thank you.
I will see what I can do about the release.
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Use replacement characters when exposing legacy non-UTF-8 changelog authors and descriptions through the Python binding.