12 | | As of myself, I've done some (very basic) preliminary tests using clelland/MySQL-for-Python-3 alone: Inserting and retrieving data containing non-ASCII characters (é, à, ç, è) appears to work. By examining the output of mysqldump, strings have been correctly encoded at DB level. I performed my tests using both utf8 and latin1 as DB charset. Maybe there is some problems with the integration of both "Django 1.6" and "MySQL for Python 3"? |
| 12 | As of myself, I've done some (very basic) preliminary tests using clelland/MySQL-for-Python-3 alone: Inserting and retrieving data containing non-ASCII characters (é, à, ç, è) appears to work. By examining the output of mysqldump, strings have been correctly encoded at DB level. I performed my tests against MySQL5.1 using both utf8 and latin1 as DB charset. Maybe there is some problems with the integration of both "Django 1.6" and "MySQL for Python 3"? |