lobbes: asciilifeform: so while testing reader.py I get a flask-related [deprecation error][http://p.bvulpes.com/pastes/AxZ4x/?raw=true]

lobbes: my current version is 0.12.2

lobbes: should I emerge teh 1.0.2 instead? https://packages.gentoo.org/packages/dev-python/flask

lobbes: and unfortunately, following the eggog's direction to use "flask_cache" instead results in a "ImportError: No module named flask_cache

lobbes: loox like commenting out the "cache" portions is adequate enough for testing tho. Shouldn't be a problem

lobbes: confirmed; reader.py runs fine once I comment out the couple of lines re: caching

lobbes: testing results are looking good in general. So, with phf's algo to eat uniturds added to eat_dump.py, such lines will be inserted into the database as e.g. "\u0092", but confirmed that reader.py renders said example as a proper apostrophe (tested this in "links" browser)

lobbes: going to look at a few more examples, and if those look good as well I will bake and publish that vpatch tonight