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Regression: non-ASCII characters are broken #91
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#86 can be reverted after above pr is merged because |
Hi thanks or the error report! 💚 Will take a look! |
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This reverts commit 2608b9d. Replaced by: simplecov-ruby/simplecov#866 As suggested by: #91 (comment) Should be safe to revert as apparently ruby itself doesn't work when the encoding isn't declared properly so should be good. For files that aren't required by ruby but tracked we added a test case with broken encoding (in simplecov main) but it still seems to work. So this complexity is likely not needed anymore.
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This reverts commit 2608b9d. Replaced by: simplecov-ruby/simplecov#866 As suggested by: #91 (comment) Should be safe to revert as apparently ruby itself doesn't work when the encoding isn't declared properly so should be good. For files that aren't required by ruby but tracked we added a test case with broken encoding (in simplecov main) but it still seems to work. So this complexity is likely not needed anymore.
Fixed via simplecov-ruby/simplecov#866 and thank you very much! |
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When a source file includes non-ASCII characters i.e. Hiragana,
generated HTML contains source popups with broken characters.
Source:
Expected: (simplecov-html 1.11.0)
Actual: (simplecov-html 1.12.0)
Note:
<?>
seems to be a unicode replacement character.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: