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> Use emoji only judiciously, if at all. That reminds me of an incredibly annoying bug I encountered a few years ago involving Docker. One of the scripts being
by Terr_ 2y ago
> Use emoji only judiciously, if at all.
That reminds me of an incredibly annoying bug I encountered a few years ago involving Docker. One of the scripts being run was outputting emoji to STDOUT, and this was causing the interactive terminal to crash and thus the container to exit. (This issue [0] has error-strings and simple repro tests.)
I'm not sure if the root cause ever got fixed, but I (and many others) ended up making PRs for various open-source projects, to grudgingly implement workarounds that compromised their original artistic vision. :p
[0] https://github.com/docker-archive/toolbox/issues/695 https://github.com/docker-archive/toolbox/issues/695
- Cpoll 2y agoNit: ┐ isn't emoji. It's a box drawing character, and they've been around in one form or another since at least the 80s. The modern form has been part of Unicode from (nearly?) the beginning. In any case, the character itself is unrelated to the bug. As someone pointed out in the bug thread, certain Cyrillic strings will also cause it.