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UnicodeEncodeError when a plugin fails to load #1998
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Hi,
A coworker got this traceback when a plugin failed to import:
This happened in
config.py
, at this point:And it was caused because the message came from the OS in pt-BR due to a DLL not being found:
cc @dplucenio
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