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Description
Emoji, escaped into two characters, for example blue cap \uD83E\uDDE2, are not appearing in string searches. If you have the actual un-escaped emoji, they appear instead. This means, it's impossible to search for escaped emoji codes, for example, \uD83E\uDDE2 as text.
Steps to Reproduce
Notice how I search for \uD83E\uDDE2 but cap emoji gets selected. The characters \uD83E\uDDE2 never even get selected, I can't "cycle-through" them among the search results.
I guess correct behaviour would be "2 results found" in the screengrab above...
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Description
Emoji, escaped into two characters, for example blue cap
\uD83E\uDDE2, are not appearing in string searches. If you have the actual un-escaped emoji, they appear instead. This means, it's impossible to search for escaped emoji codes, for example,\uD83E\uDDE2as text.Steps to Reproduce
Notice how I search for
\uD83E\uDDE2but cap emoji gets selected. The characters\uD83E\uDDE2never even get selected, I can't "cycle-through" them among the search results.I guess correct behaviour would be "2 results found" in the screengrab above...