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PYTHONSTARTUP file with non-ascii codes generates error #888

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I have this code set up on.pythonrc:

try:    import django    from django.conf import settings    if not settings.configured:        django.setup()        print('Imported django settings.')        try:            exec_strs = [                (app, 'from {}.models import *'.format(app))                for app in settings.INSTALLED_APPS            ]            for app, x in exec_strs:                try:                    exec(x)                except:                    pass                else:                    print('Imported models for app {}'.format(app))        except:            passexcept django.core.exceptions.ImproperlyConfigured as msg:    print('Erro na configuração do django ao importar módulo: {}'.format(msg))

On latest bpython, it prints an ascii decode error whenever I start bpython (I'm running Python 3.9.2).

The issue is this code:

defget_encoding_file(fname):

It assumes old style comment blockcoding: utf-8, and if it fails, then assumes ascii encoding.

You could assumeutf-8 encoding if there is no block, or try to decode the string and catch aUnicodeDecodeError.

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