Upgrade StorageBiblatex citation export with drag&drop into VS code editor breaks utf-8 characters
The issue is as the title says.
I use biblatex (more precisely BetterBiblatex) to export the citations into the bib files.
I have experienced issues with utf-8 characters, such as Ü Ö Ä ü ö ä è é.
When I try to export them into my VS code editor with drag-and-drop, they turn into gibberish.
For example this entry:
@book{zotero-997,
title = {Ü Ö Ä ü ö ä è é},
}
becomes this:
@book{zotero-997,
title = {Ü Ö Ä ü ö ä è é},
}
I couldn't find a solution anywhere.
I just noticed that it occurs only with drag and drop and only with VS code.
Using "export to..." works fine.
Using shift+ctrl+c and then shift+ctrl+v works fine.
Using other editors with drag and drop, for example gedit, emacs works fine.
I use Zotero 6.0.35 with VS Code 1.84.2 on Ubuntu 22.04.
I use biblatex (more precisely BetterBiblatex) to export the citations into the bib files.
I have experienced issues with utf-8 characters, such as Ü Ö Ä ü ö ä è é.
When I try to export them into my VS code editor with drag-and-drop, they turn into gibberish.
For example this entry:
@book{zotero-997,
title = {Ü Ö Ä ü ö ä è é},
}
becomes this:
@book{zotero-997,
title = {Ü Ö Ä ü ö ä è é},
}
I couldn't find a solution anywhere.
I just noticed that it occurs only with drag and drop and only with VS code.
Using "export to..." works fine.
Using shift+ctrl+c and then shift+ctrl+v works fine.
Using other editors with drag and drop, for example gedit, emacs works fine.
I use Zotero 6.0.35 with VS Code 1.84.2 on Ubuntu 22.04.
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adamsmithDoesn't happen on Windows with Zotero 7 and VS Code, so I'd guess some Clipboard weirdness on Ubuntu? Very unlikely to be something Zotero can fix. Can you adjust the encoding in VS Code to fix this or are the characters completely broken?