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I've noticed that the check marks used to signal OK differs between the different backends tested.
The is obviously not a major issue - but nevertheless something that made my OCD click 😅
For example, for this PR ocaml-multicore/multicoretests#366
clicking Details on Multicoretests-CI yields the following under Linux Chromium:
Under Chrome on my old MacBook all OK marks are white-on-green, however the three green ones in the above screenshot are smaller, perhaps indicating a different Unicode character being used? 🤔
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
According to the HTML, GitHub seems to be injecting a wrapper <g-emoji> tag around some but not all emojis. If the emoji is deemed not to exist, it has a fallback (your white tick) but even if it finds the emoji it still modifies the appearance; you can see in your screenshot one of the red crosses is slightly larger than the others.
It's very annoying! Hopefully I'll find a quick fix.
I've noticed that the check marks used to signal OK differs between the different backends tested.
The is obviously not a major issue - but nevertheless something that made my OCD click 😅
For example, for this PR ocaml-multicore/multicoretests#366
clicking
Details
onMulticoretests-CI
yields the following under Linux Chromium:https://github.com/ocaml-multicore/multicoretests/pull/366/checks?check_run_id=14737229131
Under Chrome on my old MacBook all OK marks are white-on-green, however the three green ones in the above screenshot are smaller, perhaps indicating a different Unicode character being used? 🤔
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: