main: Open files with errors='replace'.
Stripe payment CSVs have apparently random encoding, and no way what to tell what they're using beyond chardet. The better way to fix this is following the existing to-do item, opening files in binary mode and creating an importer base class to provide text wrapping. This would let each importer be as strict as possible.
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def import_path(self, in_path):
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def import_path(self, in_path):
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if in_path is None:
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if in_path is None:
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raise errors.UserInputFileError("only seekable files are supported", '<stdin>')
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raise errors.UserInputFileError("only seekable files are supported", '<stdin>')
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with in_path.open() as in_file:
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with in_path.open(errors='replace') as in_file:
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if not in_file.seekable():
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if not in_file.seekable():
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raise errors.UserInputFileError("only seekable files are supported", in_path)
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raise errors.UserInputFileError("only seekable files are supported", in_path)
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return self.import_file(in_file)
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return self.import_file(in_file)
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