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The modified files had a file encoding ISO-8859-15 which is a national encoding (German with Umlauts) which might have rare side effects. Switching the fikle encoding to UTF-8 which is a global standard every system understand. No other modification except switching the file encoding did happen.
The modified files had a file encoding ISO-8859-15 which is a national encoding (German with Umlauts) which might have rare side effects. Switching the fikle encoding to UTF-8 which is a global standard every system understand. No other modification except switching the file encoding did happen.
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Should be fixed in 7e36d43. I will close this issue, feel free to reopen if the issue remains at your end |
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Some files within the source did have a file encoding of ISO-8859-15 which is a national encoding and might provoke sometimes suspicious issues.
That was detected by Lintian, a Debian QA tool for detecting issues within Debian packages.
https://lintian.debian.org/tags/national-encoding
https://udd.debian.org/lintian/?packages=systemc