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This issue (and PR) are to fix LANG not being loaded properly.
Specifics:
It seems that macos (in particular) looks for the LANG env var to figure out how to send data to an application when pasting text. Namely, if one copies a unicode character from a web browser (firefox is what I tested) and paste it into a text region in an electron application, then the raw bytes that presented (to the JS using Uint8Array) change if LANG=en_us.UTF-8 is subsequently added to the processes env collection.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There's unfortunately not much I can do based on this information, since I cannot reproduce. A reproducible test case would go a long way. If you can reliably reproduce this on your machine, I would recommend trying to debug it a little bit. For example, try confirming that it detect the correct shell, and that running the shell normally with these commands:
Description:
shell-env
sometimes does not return all the environment variables that would be present after just starting a new terminal window.System:
Related Issues:
lensapp/lens#492 and lensapp/lens#351
This issue (and PR) are to fix
LANG
not being loaded properly.Specifics:
It seems that macos (in particular) looks for the LANG env var to figure out how to send data to an application when pasting text. Namely, if one copies a unicode character from a web browser (firefox is what I tested) and paste it into a text region in an electron application, then the raw bytes that presented (to the JS using
Uint8Array
) change ifLANG=en_us.UTF-8
is subsequently added to the processes env collection.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: