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Author vstinner
Recipients eryksun, lemburg, methane, vstinner
Date 2021-03-19.14:01:13
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> In UTF-8 mode, it's fine to `open(filename)` uses UTF-8. But I want to use "locale encoding" for `open(filename, encoding="locale")` because "locale" encoding is specified.

Is it about the current implementation of the PEP 597, or are you thinking at the future Python which would use UTF-8 by default?

Currently, getpreferredencoding(False) respects the behavior that you described, no?
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