Fix "TypeError: BufferedWriter.write() takes no keyword arguments" error in localiface.py #152
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Fix for the error: File "/app/core/localiface.py", line 286, in writefile written += f.write(chunk, offset=o, size=len(chunk)) TypeError: BufferedWriter.write() takes no keyword arguments
glpatcern
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May 24, 2024
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I'm running it as a docker container on a Linux system, built using the wopiserver.Dockerfile. Yes, I'm aware of the fact that the local interface it's there for test purposes. |
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Thanks, that's fine, and can you tell more about your use case? You may also message me privately if you prefer. |
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Description
This PR is a fix for the following error:
File "/app/core/localiface.py", line 286, in writefile written += f.write(chunk, offset=o, size=len(chunk))
TypeError: BufferedWriter.write() takes no keyword arguments
that occurs when a file must be saved and the local storage type is used.