Bugfix: use apparent_encoding if encoding is set to None#91
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Bugfix: use apparent_encoding if encoding is set to None#91maiiku wants to merge 2 commits intointercom:masterfrom
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Thanks @maiiku, I'll take a look at this today. |
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Defeat value for encoding attribute in class
requests.ResponseisNone. If server doesn't set it to something useful (ie on 202 responses) it remainsNoneand gets passed todecode()and thus fails. Classrequests. Responsehas very nice fallback, apparent_encoding, that is provided by the chardet library and can come in handy here.