So this might be weird, but I recently switched to Fedora 25 from Debian 8, had a python code that called a package called pymatgen which in turn imported a .xml file and got information from it. The code worked perfectly in Debian, but now in Fedora it returns the error:UnicodeDecodeError: 'utf8' codec can't decode byte 0xb0I tried asking in stackoverflow specifically for a python issue but they think the question is too dumb because it has been downvoted and I haven't gotten any possible solution. The problem is now in fedora it doesn0t work, in debian 8 worked, thought it could have been that the file got damaged while changing OS (since it's the only .xml with the problem) so sent it to a friend that has ubuntu and no problem there either.Is there any package I could be missing that could lead to something like this? I have tested the file itself, it's fine, I have tested the code, it's fine so the only option left is for either python or fedora to be missing a package. Please let me know if more information is necessary, the rest of the error is pertaining the package I used, called pymatgen, and nothing I believe could have relevant information for someone that doesn't know the package.
Python or Fedora's missing package for reading xml files?
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