>>> Meanwhile, the 'register' command accepts Unicode, but is broken in >>> handling it. […] >>> >>> Unfortunately, this isn't fixable until there's a new 2.5.x release. >>> For previous Python versions, both register and write_pkg_info() >>> accepted 8-bit strings and passed them on as-is, so the only >>> workaround for this issue at the moment is to revert to Python 2.4 >>> or less. >> What is the prognosis on this issue? It's still hitting me in Python >> 2.5.4. > > Any word on this? Is there an open bug tracker issue with more > information? Who's working on this? For Python 2.5.4, no further changes will be made. If you can reproduce with 2.6, and can't find a tracker issue, make a new report. Regards, Martin
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