Paul Lindner

This is probably caused by the character set used by mysql not supporting the version of unicode required for emojis. I fixed it a way back, but can't remember the...

ah, yes, it's utf8mb4 character set you want. here's a description of the process of converting: https://mathiasbynens.be/notes/mysql-utf8mb4 The code itself and sql in `warmup/schemas` should be updated. However I think...

Duplicate of #2451

Sure, please feel free to add me. On Fri, Jan 28, 2022, 5:26 AM Alba ***@***.***> wrote: > Remove argsarray package and use rest parameters instead. > > These changes...

Hitting this now... I can't believe they screwed up charsets this badly.... Wish I could use postgres instead of this ugliness...

Some details here: https://mathiasbynens.be/notes/mysql-utf8mb4

definitely affects the search tables.

5.7 is EOL in one year. I think we can bump to 8.0 as minimum for this version unless there's an active user that really wants to stick with that......

Thanks, that sounds like the right fix. I think that adding the regex as a global would help centralize this logic.

Where was this implemented?