Using the old mysql driver results in broken YAML frontmatters #20
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When using the old mysql driver, the returned string data always seems to have a ASCII-8BIT encoding. `to_yaml` however expects all strings to be UTF-8, and if they are not encodes them as they were binary, which in turn breaks the Jekyll site generation (breaks in the sense that category names are all garbled, for example) Reference for the mysql driver behaviour: http://stackoverflow.com/q/14070281/124257
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Weird test failure due to 1.8.7 can't find |
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Seems to be happening in #15 too, though. I'm fairly certain that I didn't cause the issue. I'll install a 1.8.7 to see if I can reproduce it though. |
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Thank you!!! |
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When using the old mysql driver, the returned string data always
seems to have a ASCII-8BIT encoding.
to_yamlhowever expects allstrings to be UTF-8, and if they are not, encodes them as if they were
binary, which in turn breaks the Jekyll site generation (breaks in the
sense that category names are all garbled, for example)
Reference for the mysql driver behaviour:
http://stackoverflow.com/q/14070281/124257