PartialEmoji.is_unicode_emoji() returns True even for non-emojis

[KosmicAnomaly]

Summary

PartialEmoji.is_unicode_emoji() returns True even for non-emojis

Reproduction Steps

Send a random string into PartialEmoji.from_str() and run is_unicode_emoji() on it

Minimal Reproducible Code

emojiObj = PartialEmoji.from_str("BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB")
print(emojiObj)
print(emojiObj.is_unicode_emoji())

Expected Results

Return False

Actual Results

Return True

Intents

discord.Intents.all()

System Information

• Python v3.9.7-final
• py-cord v2.0.0-alpha
  • py-cord pkg_resources: v2.0.0a4757+g02e346db
• aiohttp v3.7.4.post0
• system info: Windows 10 10.0.22000

Checklist

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Additional Context

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[plun1331]

It seems to be that there isn't any check to see that the emoji actually exists, just that it isn't a custom emoji.

[KosmicAnomaly]

I tried just using the emoji library, but that doesnt include emojis like :regional_indicator_b:

[cactusdualcore]

I tried just using the emoji library, but that doesnt include emojis like :regional_indicator_b:

This does make sense to some extend, as Regional Indicator Symbol Letters are not emojis as understood by Unicode. Desired behavior could be achieved by checking whether is a Unicode emoji or code point is a regional indicators. Though this method deviates from Unicode which might be misleading together with its name. Note that discord has two icons for any icon (A backslash right before the actual emoji changes the icon)

[Lulalaby]

Status Update please @Pycord-Development/maintainers

[Dorukyum]

PartialEmojis are sent by Discord. The class is not supposed to be used by developers to check whether a string is an emoji or not.