I think this gets activated with the lua-filter. For example:
' becomes ’
Several of the emojis have similar issues.
It seems like escaping the char \' fixes the issue on build, but maybe I can find a way to fix this without rewriting every instance of each char.
Or maybe the filter needs a flag.
I think this gets activated with the lua-filter. For example:
`'` becomes `’`
Several of the emojis have similar issues.
It seems like escaping the char `\'` fixes the issue on build, but maybe I can find a way to fix this without rewriting every instance of each char.
Or maybe the filter needs a flag.
I fixed the apostrophes at build time with markdown-smart, but the emojis and the footnotes section chars for ↩ still have char encoding problems after archiving.
I'll probably end trying without the lua-filter and maybe end up writing a more thorough integration/system test in fenrisg that uses the expected input and output chars from both the Peers and ForgeFed's emojis and the ↩.
Anyway, for now I think I'm done.
I fixed the apostrophes at build time with markdown-smart, but the emojis and the footnotes section chars for `↩` still have char encoding problems after archiving.
I'll probably end trying without the lua-filter and maybe end up writing a more thorough integration/system test in fenrisg that uses the expected input and output chars from both the Peers and ForgeFed's emojis and the `↩`.
Anyway, for now I think I'm done.
I did try a quick bash test, but the look like they're equal on my system.
Here's where I got the three other emojis:
https://www.unicode.org/emoji/charts/full-emoji-list.html
I did try a quick bash test, but the look like they're equal on my system.
Another thing, I can't seem to get NAB to save any of the emojis in a comment to show my examples. I tried a few times on different comments and I keep getting a 500 error.
EDITS:
Okay it looks like I can use the HTML encoded versions.
📚
📚
But I really am done now. I need to take a break.
Another thing, I can't seem to get NAB to save any of the emojis in a comment to show my examples. I tried a few times on different comments and I keep getting a 500 error.
EDITS:
Okay it looks like I can use the HTML encoded versions.
`📚`
📚
But I really am done now. I need to take a break.
I think this gets activated with the lua-filter. For example:
'
becomes’
Several of the emojis have similar issues.
It seems like escaping the char
\'
fixes the issue on build, but maybe I can find a way to fix this without rewriting every instance of each char.Or maybe the filter needs a flag.
Oh, maybe this needs to use markdown-smart instead of markdown. In which case, this is a bug for fenrisg.
Either way, I'll figure it out.
I fixed the apostrophes at build time with markdown-smart, but the emojis and the footnotes section chars for
↩
still have char encoding problems after archiving.I'll probably end trying without the lua-filter and maybe end up writing a more thorough integration/system test in fenrisg that uses the expected input and output chars from both the Peers and ForgeFed's emojis and the
↩
.Anyway, for now I think I'm done.
Here's where I got the three other emojis:
https://www.unicode.org/emoji/charts/full-emoji-list.html
I did try a quick bash test, but the look like they're equal on my system.
Another thing, I can't seem to get NAB to save any of the emojis in a comment to show my examples. I tried a few times on different comments and I keep getting a 500 error.
EDITS:
Okay it looks like I can use the HTML encoded versions.
📚
📚
But I really am done now. I need to take a break.