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picosvg errors with noto-emoji #10
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Tested on todays picosvg and latest noto-emoji; offenders list has changed a bit.
The following failures are fixed by small PRs to picosvg:
The following errors remain:
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The Noto Svg files with image in them are fixed in googlefonts/noto-emoji@24a33c4 |
After updating to latest noto-emoji I have only two failures:
For use of mask and pattern respectively. |
FAIL ./emoji_u1f6cd.svg BadElement: /svg[0]/mask FAIL ./emoji_u1f54d.svg /svg[0]/pattern #10 (comment)
I have pointed the noto-emoji git submodule to the latest master branch (with Unicode 13.1 and the fixed-up svgs). Also I have updated the BLOCKLIST.txt file to only include those two remaining SVG files that fail to build. |
@RoelN do you have good (picosvg-valid) versions of emoji_u1f6cd, emoji_u1f54d by any chance? |
@rsheeter Sure, please see your email! |
Apparently you've been ahead of me for ages. I should have guessed, ty :) |
… works then on to flags
Running picosvg on https://github.com/googlefonts/noto-emoji/blob/master/svg/emoji_u1f54d.svg throws:
On the
Can we cherry pick 92369721cf4a8cbda31233f5cc10b46464d3c72d into |
… works then on to flags
… if this works then on to flags" This reverts commit 058c440.
… works then on to flags
… works then on to flags
there are currently 44 noto-emoji SVGs that fail to be converted with picosvg.
For now we'll add them to a BLOCKLIST.txt file and exclude them from the build (#9).
I grouped them below by kind of error messages:
filter
:mask
:pattern
:text
andfont
elements (handle <text> elements in SVGs? nanoemoji#84):The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: