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Update changelog and release notes for version 2.7.1.

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Signed-off-by: Roberto Rosario <roberto.rosario.gonzalez@gmail.com>
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2.7.1 (2017-08-31)
2.7.1 (2017-09-03)
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- Support unicode in URL querystring. GitLab issue #423.
Thanks to Gustavo Teixeira (@gsteixei) for the find.
- Import errors during initialization are only ignored
if they are cause by a missing local.py.
if they are cause by a missing local.py. Thanks to
MacRobb Simpson for the report and solution.
- Make sure the local.py created used unicode for strings
by default. GitLab issue #424. Thanks to Gustavo Teixeira
(@gsteixei) for the find.

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Mayan EDMS v2.7.1 release notes
===============================
Released: August 31, 2017
Released: September 3, 2017
What's new
==========
Other Changes
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- Support unicode in URL querystring. GitLab issue #423.
Thanks to Gustavo Teixeira (@gsteixei) for the find.
- Import errors during initialization are only ignored
if they are cause by a missing local.py.
Unicode metadata when uploading a document
------------------------------------------
An issue with Django's unquote_plus caused documents being uploaded with an
unicode, no English character in an initial metadata value field to fail.
The unquote_plus usage was remove in favor of a dedicate URL parsing library
called furl. GitLab issue #423. Thanks to Gustavo Teixeira (@gsteixei) for the
find.
Silent errors during initialization
-----------------------------------
When Python raises an ImportError exception, it is not possible to determine
the cause of the error. The local.py import code was updated to interpret the
text of the ImportError exception and ignore it only if the local.py was
missing, which is the case during the initialization commands execute after
the initial installation. Any error in the local.py file will now cause Mayan
to exit. Thanks to MacRobb Simpson for the report and solution.
String usage in the local.py file
---------------------------------
Python 2.7 uses byte strings by default. Byte strings cannot be used in
conjunction with unicode strings. A missing import was causing strings in
the local.py file to be interpreted as byte string while the rest of Mayan
uses unicode strings. Using non English special characters in a string located
in the local.py file would have cause a Unicode errors. For new installations
from Mayan version 2.7.1 onwards, the line
`from __future__ import absolute_imports, unicode_literals` is included when
generating the local.py for the first time. For existing installations,
adding this line at the top is all that's needed. GitLab issue #424. Thanks to
Gustavo Teixeira (@gsteixei) for the find and researching the cause.
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* `GitLab issue #423 <https://gitlab.com/mayan-edms/mayan-edms/issues/423>`_ Metadata can't handle non ascii chars on upload
* `GitLab issue #424 <https://gitlab.com/mayan-edms/mayan-edms/issues/424>`_ DjangoUnicodeDecodeError on document proprieties due document language field
.. _PyPI: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/mayan-edms/