Víctor Molina García

@rschmunk The problem is still there, as you could observe. One possible workaround at the moment is to revert the clipping: ```python bmap = Basemap(...) background = bmap.drawmapboundary(fill_color=oceancolor, linewidth=0) background.set_clip_on(False)...

Does it make any difference if you define the environment variable `PYTHONIOENCODING` and set it to "utf-8"?

Is `gmtpy` accepting pull requests in GitHub or shall I considered it as a stale project?

It should be possible to install it just with pip: ```python pip3 install docopt ``` since it is available in PyPI (https://pypi.org/project/docopt).

I patched this in a [fork](https://github.com/molinav/gsync) by adding an explicit save after obtaining credentials in [Line 347](../blob/03db22fe826f073e56877918b0acb7b4ba908f18/libgsync/drive/__init__.py#L347) of the [`libgsync/drive/__init__.py`](../blob/03db22fe826f073e56877918b0acb7b4ba908f18/libgsync/drive/__init__.py) file, i.e. from ```python if credentials is None: credentials =...

I just realised that this bug is very likely the same as issues #61 and #91.

It can be bypassed by forcing `google-api-python-client` to be lower than 1.5.0, replacing ```python 'google-api-python-client >= 1.2', ``` with ```python 'google-api-python-client >= 1.2, < 1.5.0', ``` in the `setup.py` file....

By the way, when fixing this dependency inconsistency I could realise that it is necessary to set the maximum version of `httplib2` to 0.15.0, otherwise the uploads fail with an...

I [forked](https://github.com/molinav/gsync) the repo to apply the fixes, just in case somebody needs them too. The patches for the dependencies versions are [5f7f3f02](https://github.com/molinav/gsync/commit/5f7f3f02dcca9aa0c3a9c66d49b2aef067dc7cf4), [dbe0976f](https://github.com/molinav/gsync/commit/dbe0976f04bb5eb27869025f91812c65780eaefe) and [dfc67c9f](https://github.com/molinav/gsync/commit/dfc67c9f191fb0150cab9a38d27e9a60c5dfc139).

9 years later, I tried to reproduce your gist and the error is still there! I tested with Python 3.11, `basemap` 1.3.9. Example 1: ``` # Works from mpl_toolkits.basemap import...