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I have a repo of icons we use at work, and most of them were encoded in iso-8859-1, but then when we got some new icons, the generated font wasn't decodable by the browser. It took me a long time until i figured out it was because the new icons had utf-8 encoding.
This was a pain to figure out because there's no info online anywhere about this or in the script repo (as far as i've seen) and the script doesn't complain about it.
I have a few suggestions to not let future users of this script encounter this problem:
Can the script detect the encoding of an icon and warn you/throw an error.
Or can we include this in some kind Wiki/FAQ/ Common problems Section?
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I have a repo of icons we use at work, and most of them were encoded in iso-8859-1, but then when we got some new icons, the generated font wasn't decodable by the browser. It took me a long time until i figured out it was because the new icons had utf-8 encoding.
This was a pain to figure out because there's no info online anywhere about this or in the script repo (as far as i've seen) and the script doesn't complain about it.
I have a few suggestions to not let future users of this script encounter this problem:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: