This template return 500 error when i put special latin characters like ñ or tildes in a html file. UnicodeDecodeError, invalid continuation byte

[DanRows]

Hello good morning, im testing our flask volt template, but every time when i put special latin characters like ñ or tildes in a html file, this return 500 error. In another templates this dont happen, the codification is utf and all parameters looks fine, somebody have a idea how solve this? thanks a lot.

[app-generator]

Hello @DanRows,

Just tested using a Windows machine. Unicode and UTF-8 characters are served correctly without a 500 error.
Please try this set up:

• Open app/home/routes.py
• Comment the except: clause from render_template method as shown below. This generic clause hides the exception text.
• Re-test and reply with your error.

def route_template(template):

    try:

        if not template.endswith( '.html' ):
            template += '.html'

        # Detect the current page
        segment = get_segment( request )

        # Serve the file (if exists) from app/templates/FILE.html
        return render_template( template, segment=segment )

    except TemplateNotFound:
        return render_template('page-404.html'), 404
    
    #except: <-- Comment this line
    #    return render_template('page-500.html'), 500 <-- Comment this line

[DanRows]

I have been looking for other ways to solve it avoiding commenting on that line, since using other of their templates with a similar configuration but in linux, I have not had this problem. I think the problem lies in the virtual environment that VS creates, from the requirements.txt file in Windows. I will mark it as resolved, thank you very much.

[app-generator]

Please re-test using v1.0.5 release.