In some cases, the remote side of a Bolt run will render UTF-8 characters (for example, in apply_prep). Bolt's logging mechanism uses the the system locale, which defaults to POSIX, and will throw an exception if it encounters UTF-8. This change sets the locale of our container to UTF-8 globally, which remedies the problem.
In some cases, the remote side of a Bolt run will render UTF-8 characters (for example, in
apply_prep). Bolt's logging mechanism uses the the system locale, which defaults to POSIX, and will throw an exception if it encounters UTF-8. This change sets the locale of our container to UTF-8 globally, which remedies the problem.