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bwiernik
commented on July 30, 2024
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I'll take a look !
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shamindras
commented on July 30, 2024
@bwiernik - thanks for flagging this issue, and equally importantly for suggesting ways to mitigate it. We appreciate it.
Note: We are currently on a short break and preparing for a conference currently (and wrapping up an existing PR). We will come back to this shortly after our conference in early-mid July.
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shamindras
commented on July 30, 2024
@bwiernik in #68 - have just started on this by writing a quick reprex for the issue you had kindly flagged.
We will be adding you as a issues contributor to our next major maars NEWS release 🎉 .
Could you please help us run and test this out? The reprex file, if you wanted to run it locally, can be run by checking out the latest #68 PR branch from the maars repo:
git checkout main
git pull origin main
git fetch --all
git checkout iss-65-emoji-chars-fixOnce there you can just open up the maars.Rproj file in RStudio and run this file. Alternatively you should just be able to paste the contents of that file into a fresh R session and run.
In my session, I can print emoji's, since my session supports utf8. I was hoping you could run the file and check whether you could share a screenshot of what forcing utf8 printing in a non-utf8 supporting environment looks like. That is running these lines. Would it be possible for you to kindly take a look and let us know?
Depending on what you see in a non-utf8 supported environment, we should be able to tweak this function to print the titles without emojis, using the utf8-support check already included in this code.
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tz America/New_York
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