Bug Description
Obsidian version: 1.12.7
TaskNotes: 4.5.3
Similar issues: #1221
Description:
After conversion, a tag containing non-ASCII character (é) is cut off at that character. Example: #task/problème is recognized only as #task/probl. Suspected encoding/UTF-8 handling issue.
Steps to reproduce:
- Have a todo with the tag
#task/problème.
- Perform
checkbox task to TaskNote conversion.
- Check the output/recognized tag in the task page resulted.
Actual result:
Output shows #task/probl (truncated at è).
Expected result:
Output shows #task/problème intact.
Environment:
- Obsidian 1.12.7
- OS: Windows 10
Possible cause:
String processing that treats bytes instead of Unicode characters; the UTF-8 byte 0xC3 (part of è) may be misinterpreted as a terminator or invalid character.
Bug Description
Obsidian version: 1.12.7
TaskNotes: 4.5.3
Similar issues: #1221
Description:
After conversion, a tag containing non-ASCII character (
é) is cut off at that character. Example:#task/problèmeis recognized only as#task/probl. Suspected encoding/UTF-8 handling issue.Steps to reproduce:
#task/problème.checkbox task to TaskNoteconversion.Actual result:
Output shows
#task/probl(truncated atè).Expected result:
Output shows
#task/problèmeintact.Environment:
Possible cause:
String processing that treats bytes instead of Unicode characters; the UTF-8 byte
0xC3(part ofè) may be misinterpreted as a terminator or invalid character.