Confirmed by Snake Man on EDCD Discordin #edmc
Snake Man : looks ok I guess (never done much of these manual imports)
python3 trade.py import ../Daurtu.Panshin.Terminal.2019-09-12T12.29.27.prices
NOTE: Import complete: 93 updated items over 1 stations in 1 systems
Snake Man : trade.py market -vv daurtu/panshin command looks fine too. and trade.py run --cap 500 --cr 20m --ly 12 --fr daurtu/pans gives trading results, looks good indeed
Another str versus bytes issue. We *do* need the .encode('utf-8') in
this case, else it will assume Windows cp1252 encoding which then can't
encode some characters. So we switch to binary file mode instead.
*) Code and imports brought in line with edsy plugin
*) 'Coriolis' now appears in Settings > Configuration > Shipyard
dropdown
*) Confirmed that with this active a valid build opens on coriolis.io
This came to light due to python3 not liking try['StarPos'] =
list(this.coordinates) if this.coordinates was None. As the comment
says these three fields are mandatory, ensure we can actually set them
appropriately, and display an error if not.
NB: Due to, I assume, EDDN relay de-duplication of messages, it's been
difficult to 100% test this. No errors thrown, and stock/release EDMC
also doesn't result in a new message arriving at my EDDN consumer.
First pass utilising 'futurize' to do most of the work.
There's an issue with ur'\"' in l10n.py which I'm not sure how to
properly fix.
This now has errors when hitting the 'Update' button.
Squashed commit of the following:
commit d42bb0add648ba52e56dd03a48ef9e1d09fdbda0
Author: Jonathan Harris <jonathan@marginal.org.uk>
Date: Fri Sep 13 19:36:14 2019 +0100
Use line buffering when creating replay file.
commit 1b6e499e2c306b66708a9fd210d1db1771c4c78f
Author: Athanasius <github@miggy.org>
Date: Thu Sep 12 17:30:59 2019 +0100
Use line buffering for replay file.
By default it takes a lot of data being written to the file for it to
be flushed. Or exiting EDMC. So, let's reduce the chances of data
loss.
