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pykwalify breaks output in jupyter notebook (python 2.7)
See original GitHub issueDuring __init__, pykwalify reloads sys module, which resets the stdout to the console.
This causes all output to be printed to the console instead of the jupyter notebook.
It is caused by the change in this commit.
Moreover, in this discussion, using reload(sys) and sys.setdefaultencoding is not recommended.
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:6 (4 by maintainers)
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@JoostJM Thanks for testing it. If you find any other issues reagrding utf-8 or ecnoding please open up a new issue.
Closing as fixed/resolved
@Grokzen Thanks! I tested using your branch ‘unstable’, and it worked, jupyter notebooks don’t break anymore.