In Windows, encoding needs to be set to utf-8

[nagasank]

As the author suggested, this can be fixed in the cache.py by adding the encoding.

for ws in worksheets:
       ws_name = re.sub(r"[ :/]", "_", ws.name)
       extension = "py" if ws.content_type == "python" else "sql"
       if ws.folder_name:
           folder_name = re.sub(r"[ :/]", "_", ws.folder_name)
           file_name = f"{folder_name}/{ws_name}.{extension}"
           worksheet_metadata_file_name = (
               f"{folder_name}/.{ws_name}_metadata.json"
           )

           # create folder if not exists
           if not os.path.exists(
               config.GLOBAL_CONFIG.worksheets_path / folder_name
           ):
               os.mkdir(config.GLOBAL_CONFIG.worksheets_path / folder_name)
       else:
           file_name = f"{ws_name}.{extension}"
           worksheet_metadata_file_name = f".{ws_name}_metadata.json"

       with open(config.GLOBAL_CONFIG.worksheets_path / file_name, "w",encoding='utf-8') as f:
           f.write(ws.content)
       ws_metadata = {
           "name": ws.name,
           "_id": ws._id,
           "folder_name": ws.folder_name,
           "folder_id": ws.folder_id,
           "content_type": ws.content_type,
       }
       with open(
           config.GLOBAL_CONFIG.worksheets_path
           / worksheet_metadata_file_name,
           "w",
           encoding='utf-8'
       ) as f:
           f.write(json.dumps(ws_metadata))
   print("[Worksheets] Saved")

[nagasank]

Looks like it is already fixed

[tdambrin]

fixed in #18 indeed! deployed for >= 1.4.2