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Encoding class does not support UTF- encodings #11744
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Yes, adding other UTF encoding is on the library roadmap. Removed Area-IO label. |
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Dart Sass needs UTF-16 (both big- and little-endian) support to match other implementations' encoding support. |
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This brings Dart Sass up to full sass-spec compliance, with the exception of two UTF-16 specs that can't be supported until dart-lang/sdk#11744 is fixed.
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This brings Dart Sass up to full sass-spec compliance, with the exception of two UTF-16 specs that can't be supported until dart-lang/sdk#11744 is fixed.
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SDK core library issues (core, async, ...); use area-vm or area-web for platform specific libraries.
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customer-dart-sass
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A request for a change that isn't a bug
File.writeAsString() accepts an encoding. However, there are no instances of the Encoding class that map to any of the UTF- types except for UTF-8: no UTF-16, UTF-32, etc.
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