I've learned that django-storages-redux solves the StringIO import error of Python 3 it works on my development machine, but it's not imported properly when I run the shell on Heroku. I'm trying to deploy on Heroku and make it work with AWS S3, but turns out it can't properly import boto or django-storages. Since this is the first ever MashUp Game Jam, it is almost guaranteed that your game will be played by MashUp Games, but if you want to see him play your game and get constructive feedback then strive to make.
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Submitted by ElethorAngelus to AZURE No module named StringIO (django-storages, Python 3) MashUp Games will also play all games submitted to the jam, and showcase his favourites (depending on how many submissions there are). I've spent quite some time checking stackoverflow and they have one using excel, which is what I based on to use the StringIO() method to output.ĮDIT : The t(outputs) outputs an empty file.
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Is this a bug? I thought I'd ask for feedback here before trying to submit it as a bug on ruby tracker (and figure out how to do so).īinary_string = "\x11\x99".force_encoding("ASCII-8BIT") # note this is invalid UTF-8, for realism puts "binary_string.encoding: # Not sure if I am approaching the problem the right way with adding the details in function.json or should I be using the AzureBlobService library and using that instead. StringIO no longer preserves encoding of strings it was initialized with in 2.7.0. TWO POPULAR GAMES COME TOGETHER: Its an exciting twist on The Game of Life and Trouble gameplay with this mashup of 2 popular games combined, for kids ages 8. TWO POPULAR GAMES COME TOGETHER: It's an exciting twist on classic Operation and Perfection gameplay with this mashup of 2 popular games combined, designed for kids ages 6 and up HURRY BEFORE THEY POP: This game has players racing against the timer to get all the parts into Cavity Sam instead of taking them out.
When running tests on one of my projects for 2.7.0, I ran into some weird failures, which I reduced/isolated to this.
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