How to configure GitKraken to ISO-8859-1 encoding












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My .java files are encoded in ISO-8859-1. When I make some changes and visualize through GitKraken, I notice that accented characters appear � .



This is not a problem, even because this is only in the GitKraken view, not changing the file encoding.



However, if I stash a file, and then pop it, the file back converted to UTF-8, causing problems in my application. Converting all special characters to �



This is very bad, it occurred to me that I had to change in the hand several files that the GitKraken changed, it took me hours of work.



Is there any way I can configure GitKraken to ISO-8859-1 encoding?










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    My .java files are encoded in ISO-8859-1. When I make some changes and visualize through GitKraken, I notice that accented characters appear � .



    This is not a problem, even because this is only in the GitKraken view, not changing the file encoding.



    However, if I stash a file, and then pop it, the file back converted to UTF-8, causing problems in my application. Converting all special characters to �



    This is very bad, it occurred to me that I had to change in the hand several files that the GitKraken changed, it took me hours of work.



    Is there any way I can configure GitKraken to ISO-8859-1 encoding?










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      My .java files are encoded in ISO-8859-1. When I make some changes and visualize through GitKraken, I notice that accented characters appear � .



      This is not a problem, even because this is only in the GitKraken view, not changing the file encoding.



      However, if I stash a file, and then pop it, the file back converted to UTF-8, causing problems in my application. Converting all special characters to �



      This is very bad, it occurred to me that I had to change in the hand several files that the GitKraken changed, it took me hours of work.



      Is there any way I can configure GitKraken to ISO-8859-1 encoding?










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      My .java files are encoded in ISO-8859-1. When I make some changes and visualize through GitKraken, I notice that accented characters appear � .



      This is not a problem, even because this is only in the GitKraken view, not changing the file encoding.



      However, if I stash a file, and then pop it, the file back converted to UTF-8, causing problems in my application. Converting all special characters to �



      This is very bad, it occurred to me that I had to change in the hand several files that the GitKraken changed, it took me hours of work.



      Is there any way I can configure GitKraken to ISO-8859-1 encoding?







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      David Reksidler JúniorDavid Reksidler Júnior

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          For the time being Gitkraken supports only UTF-8. There is a current comment in their Slack Channel https://gitkraken.slack.com/archives/C2DRKFLVB/p1539183842000100?thread_ts=1539161298.000100&cid=C2DRKFLVB






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          • Okay, I'll settle for waiting. I thought it would be possible to change some configuration file and make it work for ISO encoding.

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          I don't think there is a way to configure GitKraken to use ISO-8859-1 encoding. I also learned it the hard way. My German umlauts were damaged as soon as I discarded hunks.






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            For the time being Gitkraken supports only UTF-8. There is a current comment in their Slack Channel https://gitkraken.slack.com/archives/C2DRKFLVB/p1539183842000100?thread_ts=1539161298.000100&cid=C2DRKFLVB






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            • Okay, I'll settle for waiting. I thought it would be possible to change some configuration file and make it work for ISO encoding.

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            For the time being Gitkraken supports only UTF-8. There is a current comment in their Slack Channel https://gitkraken.slack.com/archives/C2DRKFLVB/p1539183842000100?thread_ts=1539161298.000100&cid=C2DRKFLVB






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            • Okay, I'll settle for waiting. I thought it would be possible to change some configuration file and make it work for ISO encoding.

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            For the time being Gitkraken supports only UTF-8. There is a current comment in their Slack Channel https://gitkraken.slack.com/archives/C2DRKFLVB/p1539183842000100?thread_ts=1539161298.000100&cid=C2DRKFLVB






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            For the time being Gitkraken supports only UTF-8. There is a current comment in their Slack Channel https://gitkraken.slack.com/archives/C2DRKFLVB/p1539183842000100?thread_ts=1539161298.000100&cid=C2DRKFLVB







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            • Okay, I'll settle for waiting. I thought it would be possible to change some configuration file and make it work for ISO encoding.

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            • Okay, I'll settle for waiting. I thought it would be possible to change some configuration file and make it work for ISO encoding.

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            Okay, I'll settle for waiting. I thought it would be possible to change some configuration file and make it work for ISO encoding.

            – David Reksidler Júnior
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            Okay, I'll settle for waiting. I thought it would be possible to change some configuration file and make it work for ISO encoding.

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            I don't think there is a way to configure GitKraken to use ISO-8859-1 encoding. I also learned it the hard way. My German umlauts were damaged as soon as I discarded hunks.






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              I don't think there is a way to configure GitKraken to use ISO-8859-1 encoding. I also learned it the hard way. My German umlauts were damaged as soon as I discarded hunks.






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