fix: character encoding corruption when executing the /copy command on Windows. #1069
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…n Windows. (QwenLM#1069) Co-authored-by: linda <[email protected]>
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TLDR
When executing the /copy command on Windows, garbled text occurs because the child process's code page doesn't match the main process's encoding. Therefore, before running /copy, we need to switch the child process's code page to UTF-8 to ensure consistent encoding.
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Use this prompt: "请使用中文介绍JavaScript中??和||的区别", then run
/copycommand.Testing Matrix
Linked issues / bugs
Fixes #1016