add support for unicode header names #111
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davidread
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First, thanks for the PR and the review. Anything needed except a rebase of the branch with HEAD? |
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This looks good to me, but @OriHoch can you resolve the merge conflict? |
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@ThrawnCA are you able to cherry pick his work and make it function. (the file that they wanted to put under test and see the result on load) |
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Currently, unicode characters in headers are encoded to ascii using unidecode library.
This PR adds a config option (
ckanext.xloader.unicode_headers) which allows to keep unicode charactes in the column namesIncludes new tests for this functionality + verified no regressions in existing tests