Fixed saving to html and json in Python 3 #1016
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philippjfr
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Make sure to test this change with the archive functionality. If I remember right, there is code that needs to use the mime type to figure out how to encode the data (bytes vs strings). |
That's exactly the bit that was failing before I defined these. Will definitely test that. |
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Ready once tests pass. |
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Looks good. I'll merge now on the understanding that you did test this with |
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Fixes #979 which ended up throwing bugs in
Renderer.savein python3 when a string type was written to file. By defining the MIME type the encoding is applied correctly.Needs some tests before merging.