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Despite all encoding options pointing to utf-8 during gradlew build the build fails with the following error:
PS B:\CodingStuff\atlas-checks> ./gradlew build
Task :javadoc B:\CodingStuff\atlas-checks\src\main\java\org\openstreetmap\atlas\checks\validation\tag\InvalidCharacterNameTagCheck.java:34: error: unmappable character (0x9D) for encoding windows-1252 "OSM feature with id {0,number,#} has one or more of the following invalid characters in its \"{1}\" tags: numbers, special characters(#$%^&*@~), double quotes or smart quotes(ΓÇ£ΓÇ?).");
Is there any way to set the javadoc encoding?
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Despite all encoding options pointing to utf-8 during
gradlew build
the build fails with the following error:PS B:\CodingStuff\atlas-checks> ./gradlew build
Task :javadoc
B:\CodingStuff\atlas-checks\src\main\java\org\openstreetmap\atlas\checks\validation\tag\InvalidCharacterNameTagCheck.java:34: error: unmappable character (0x9D) for encoding windows-1252 "OSM feature with id {0,number,#} has one or more of the following invalid characters in its \"{1}\" tags: numbers, special characters(#$%^&*@~), double quotes or smart quotes(ΓÇ£ΓÇ?).");
Is there any way to set the javadoc encoding?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: