[REQUEST]Printing Chinese characters in dictionary only shows me \u1234 when using print_json #1638
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10.13.0 Added Added json.dumps parameters to print_json Textualize/rich#1638 Fixed Fixed an edge case bug when console module try to detect if they are in a tty at the end of a pytest run Fixed a bug where logging handler raises an exception when running with pythonw (related to https://bugs.python.org/issue13807) Fixed issue with TERM env vars that have more than one hyphen Textualize/rich#1640 Fixed missing new line after progress bar when terminal is not interactive Textualize/rich#1606 Fixed exception in IPython when disabling pprint with %pprint Textualize/rich#1646 Fixed issue where values longer than the console width produced invalid JSON Textualize/rich#1653 Fixes trailing comma when pretty printing dataclass with last field repr=False Textualize/rich#1599 Changed Markdown codeblocks now word-wrap
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How would you improve Rich?
when a dict contains strings which contains Chinese characters, and i use print_json(data = dict) to print that, all of the Chinese characters are turned to somthing like \u1234, while using the standard print() function, i can use ensure_ascii = False in json.dumps() to avoid that problem, but it seems like print_json does not provide such parameter or there is way to solve that.
What problem does it solve for you?
To print Chinese characters in jsons when using print_json
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