maintainers. It is strongly recommended to use Python 3 with Conan, especially if need to manage non-ascii filenames or file contents. Conan still supports Python 2, however some of the dependencies have started conanfile.py with shebang and encoding header lines was failing in python 2. This fix also allows non-ascii chars in conanfile.py if proper encoding is declared. #3750 17.3 1.8.2 (10-October-2018) • Fix:

maintainers. It is strongly recommended to use Python 3 with Conan, especially if need to manage non-ascii filenames or file contents. Conan still supports Python 2, however some of the dependencies have started conanfile.py with shebang and encoding header lines was failing in python 2. This fix also allows non-ascii chars in conanfile.py if proper encoding is declared. #3750 17.6 1.8.2 (10-October-2018) • Fix:

maintainers. It is strongly recommended to use Python 3 with Conan, especially if need to manage non-ascii filenames or file contents. Conan still supports Python 2, however some of the dependencies have started conanfile.py with shebang and encoding header lines was failing in python 2. This fix also allows non-ascii chars in conanfile.py if proper encoding is declared. #3750 17.9 1.8.2 (10-October-2018) • Fix:

maintainers. It is strongly recommended to use Python 3 with Conan, especially if need to manage non-ascii filenames or file contents. Conan still supports Python 2, however some of the dependencies have started conanfile.py with shebang and encoding header lines was failing in python 2. This fix also allows non-ascii chars in conanfile.py if proper encoding is declared. #3750 17.12 1.8.2 (10-October-2018) • Fix:

maintainers. It is strongly recommended to use Python 3 with Conan, especially if need to manage non-ascii filenames or file contents. Conan still supports Python 2, however some of the dependencies have started conanfile.py with shebang and encoding header lines was failing in python 2. This fix also allows non-ascii chars in conanfile.py if proper encoding is declared. #3750 17.33 1.8.2 (10-October-2018) • Fix:

maintainers. It is strongly recommended to use Python 3 with Conan, especially if need to manage non-ascii filenames or file contents. Conan still supports Python 2, however some of the dependencies have started conanfile.py with shebang and encoding header lines was failing in python 2. This fix also allows non-ascii chars in conanfile.py if proper encoding is declared. #3750 17.16 1.8.2 (10-October-2018) • Fix:

maintainers. It is strongly recommended to use Python 3 with Conan, especially if need to manage non-ascii filenames or file contents. Conan still supports Python 2, however some of the dependencies have started conanfile.py with shebang and encoding header lines was failing in python 2. This fix also allows non-ascii chars in conanfile.py if proper encoding is declared. #3750 17.20 1.8.2 (10-October-2018) • Fix:

maintainers. It is strongly recommended to use Python 3 with Conan, especially if need to manage non-ascii filenames or file contents. Conan still supports Python 2, however some of the dependencies have started conanfile.py with shebang and encoding header lines was failing in python 2. This fix also allows non-ascii chars in conanfile.py if proper encoding is declared. #3750 17.26 1.8.2 (10-October-2018) • Fix:

maintainers. It is strongly recommended to use Python 3 with Conan, especially if need to manage non-ascii filenames or file contents. Conan still supports Python 2, however some of the dependencies have started conanfile.py with shebang and encoding header lines was failing in python 2. This fix also allows non-ascii chars in conanfile.py if proper encoding is declared. #3750 17.29 1.8.2 (10-October-2018) • Fix:

maintainers. It is strongly recommended to use Python 3 with Conan, especially if need to manage non-ascii filenames or file contents. Conan still supports Python 2, however some of the dependencies have started conanfile.py with shebang and encoding header lines was failing in python 2. This fix also allows non-ascii chars in conanfile.py if proper encoding is declared. #3750 18.36 1.8.2 (10-October-2018) • Fix: