NetBox appears to not be able to handle non-ascii characters.
This causes issues when importing devices or modules that contain non-ascii characters.
Those are usually dashes (long, short, ect) and symbols like (r) or (tm).
In a shell, the files at issue can be found using grep:
LC_ALL=C grep -l "[\x80-\xFF]" ./**/*.yaml
There should be a test for this. There seems to be no applicable test in pre-commit-hooks and no flag for yamlfmt or yamllint, so handling this in a own hook or in pytest seems to be necessary.
Unfortunately, I don't understand pytest well enough to write my own tests, therefore this is an issue and not a pull request.
NetBox appears to not be able to handle non-ascii characters. This causes issues when importing devices or modules that contain non-ascii characters. Those are usually dashes (long, short, ect) and symbols like (r) or (tm).
In a shell, the files at issue can be found using
grep:There should be a test for this. There seems to be no applicable test in
pre-commit-hooksand no flag foryamlfmtoryamllint, so handling this in a own hook or in pytest seems to be necessary.Unfortunately, I don't understand pytest well enough to write my own tests, therefore this is an issue and not a pull request.