I installed sqitch for snowflake deployment in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. Now after running
sqitch verify --target dev
I get the following:
ø°ø°®ø ·ø¬ø« (SQL-)
Looks like bad encoding.
Any thoughts how to fix it?
How to set encoding for sqitch in Ubuntu 18.04?
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Actually, it could be performed as follows:
Add two lines above to:
sudo vi .bash_profile