Fix encoding issue in file writing to handle Non-ASCII characters #312
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Description:
This PR fixes a UnicodeEncodeError in
line_profiler
when profiling functions with non-ASCII characters (e.g., CJK characters) in function names or docstrings. The error occurs on Windows due to the default cp1252 encoding not supporting such characters.Solution: The fix explicitly sets encoding='utf-8' in the write_text function calls in explicit_profiler.py, ensuring proper handling of non-ASCII characters during profiling output.
Why:
Ensures line_profiler works correctly with CJK and other non-ASCII characters, especially on Windows systems.
Prevents crashes when profiling functions with non-Latin characters in their names or docstrings.