fix garbled file's title on leftfovers. #63
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When file's title on leafovers containts multi-bytes charactor,
copied file's title was garbled.
`Drive.Files.get(id, {alt: 'media'})` cannot specify content encoding.
The content encoding is expected UTF-8.
So, `getBlob().getDataAsString()` Instead of `Files.get()`.
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First, let me say thank you for contributing! Second, what functional change does this achieve? Are you getting garbled file names during the copy process or is it just the "leftovers" file you're trying to fix. I'm less inclined to introduce changes if its just the leftovers file - the titles in that file are not used after the top-level folder is created. |
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Nevermind my second comment, I realized where this is used. Let me try to find some time this weekend to do some testing and make sure this doesn't break anything so I can get this merged. |
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Merged and deployed! Thanks for contributing. Sorry it took me so long to review, the holidays got really busy at work and personally. I appreciate the fix, though - I believe this was the underlying bug behind #49 but I wasn't able to reproduce previously. Now it is fixed for good! |
When file's title on leftovers contains multi-bytes character,
copied file's title was garbled.
Drive.Files.get(id, {alt: 'media'})cannot specify content encoding.The content encoding is expected UTF-8.
So,
getBlob().getDataAsString()Instead ofFiles.get().