On systems with a default text encoding other than UTF-8 (basically only Windows and obscure *nix flavors), reading csv files fails via _read_dict_files in core/drs_text.py. Can be fixed by replacing
data = Table.read(filename, format='ascii.csv',
fast_reader=False)
with
data = Table.read(filename, format='ascii.csv',
encoding='UTF-8',
fast_reader=False)
It's probably also resolvable just by setting the locale via environment variables, but in various threads related to this type of issue, the Python devs mention it is a best practice to specify the encoding when opening existing text files where the encoding is already known. It's a small enough change so I would probably just add in the param, but I'll leave the decision to you.
On systems with a default text encoding other than UTF-8 (basically only Windows and obscure *nix flavors), reading csv files fails via _read_dict_files in core/drs_text.py. Can be fixed by replacing
with
It's probably also resolvable just by setting the locale via environment variables, but in various threads related to this type of issue, the Python devs mention it is a best practice to specify the encoding when opening existing text files where the encoding is already known. It's a small enough change so I would probably just add in the param, but I'll leave the decision to you.