Stop data.decode() from crashing with UnicodeDecodeError#132
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Another fix is also PR #131 |
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@rnegron Thanks for the contribution! |
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This is a potential solution to the issues popping up when drf-tracking (running in Python 3) gets binary data which is encoded in something other than UTF-8. See #125.
The idea is just to ignore errors in the decoding process... Personally, I don't think drf-tracking should crash the stack just because it can't log the request. Luckily, in this case, just a keyword argument to the bytes.decode() function works... Instead of
errors='replace', it could also beerrors='ignore'.For issue #129 which is a Python 2 problem (since UTF-8 is the default in Python 3), we can combine this commit with PR #130.