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There are some apps with special characters in their names. These get replaced by a question mark.
My assumption is that this happens somewhere in the XML parser or download code, since it displays wrong on the HTML pages, packages.json and the RSS-feed
It also happens when using zypper from the command line:
[***@***.*** ~]$ zypper search tooter
Bezig met ophalen van installatiebrongegevens…
Bezig met inlezen van geïnstalleerde pakketten…
S | Name | Summary | Type
--+-----------------------------+-----------------------------------------------+-------
| harbour-tooterb | Tooter ? | pakket
| harbour-tooterb-debuginfo | Debug information for package harbour-tooterb | pakket
| harbour-tooterb-debugsource | Debug sources for package harbour-tooterb | pakket
Op Donderdag 5 december 2024 schreef olf:
… or MeeCast's changelog entry for v0.11.8 [as rendered by SailfishOS:Chum-Web](https://sailfishos-chum.github.io/apps/harbour-meecast/).
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There are some apps with special characters in their names. These get replaced by a question mark.
My assumption is that this happens somewhere in the XML parser or download code, since it displays wrong on the HTML pages, packages.json and the RSS-feed
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