Convert utf8->latin1 before decoding JSON-RPC payloads #353
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This (hopefully) fixes #287.
I'm not completely sure why this is occurring, but non-ascii characters were seemingly double-encoded, at least on my system (Ubuntu 22.04 via WSL, VS Code desktop on Windows). I've confirmed with
:io.getopts()
right beforeIO.read/2
is called that the encoding is set to:latin1
, but the result afterJsonRpc.decode/1
was that text would be utf8 double-encoded -- that is, it was what you would expect from:This would result in
Document.Line
text containing more bytes than it should, which causes text edits to fail, leading behind random extra bytes.I don't love this "fix" because it feels very much like a band-aid, not addressing whatever the root issue is, but I'd also rather things work in documents containing multi-byte characters.