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What leads you to believe this is not a possible code path? The above code block always attempts to encode the provided text into the desired encoding without any regard for what that encoding is; it might encode it to
ascii
for example, ormbcs
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Thanks. Previously I thought UnicodeDecodeError is already caught and it will be processed via vistir.misc.to_text() or output.translate(). Am I wrong?
Also I can not reproduce your problem, with python 2.7.17:
decode_output() does not raise UnicodeDecodeError, is it related with locale setting or terminal setting? Thanks again.
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hrm... I swapped computers since yesterday and I can't reproduce it here; I suspect this relates in some way to #3131