rpmbuild: ignore unicode errors in the command output #3646
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Fix fedora-copr#3645 This doesn't ignore the whole (lines of) output. Only the broken characters. In this particular example, there was a problem with the special "u" character in Tina Müller and the output resulted to Tina Mller and Tina M\xfcller. That is much better than failing completely.
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Fix #3645
This doesn't ignore the whole (lines of) output. Only the broken characters. In this particular example, there was a problem with the special "u" character in Tina Müller and the output resulted to Tina Mller and Tina M\xfcller. That is much better than failing completely.