Problem when outputing long dataframes about papermill HOT 4 CLOSED

@cqcn1991 I can't replicate the original problem. Running your example works for me. Are you running this in python 2 or 3?

@ewmassey I was able to create a similar problem by naming my ipynb file 'ġ.ipynb' so I wonder if there is some problem with filenames being in different encodings.

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@charsmith Just re-tried it. Still the same. I'm on Python 3, Windows 7.

How can I replicate the problem for you?

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It definitely looks like it's because the full path includes non-ascii characters. It looks like we need a test for that and likely to make sure that file names are UTF-8 and that we read as unicode always. The second part is likely covered by nbformat, the first is something we'll need to do.

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This might be fixed with utf-8 on windows fix in 0.14.1 -- can't reproduce easily but if it's still occurring reopen this issue :)

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