4 byte UTF8 Character Support for Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage
    • 04 Apr 2024
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    4 byte UTF8 Character Support for Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage

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    Does Wasabi support 4 byte UTF8 characters?

    Wasabi recommends renaming a file that has a non-ASCII character (4 byte UTF8 character, such as an emoji) in the file name. Wasabi does not support these characters and will return a 400 error message to an application that tries to write a file with a 4 byte UTF8 character in the file name.


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