Good day. Is it possible to change encoding in source code viewing window? Sources of my project encoded in win1251 and i have problem with viewing cyrillic symbols, like this:
Problem with win1251 encoding
Sulakov_AS
#1
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Overlord
#2
It would be great to have the ability to set "fallback_encoding": "Cyrillic (Windows 1251)" - as we can do in Sublime Text.
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bschaaf
#6
We’ve got a solution for this in the pipeline. Git already has a feature for specifying the encoding used by gui tools using the gui.encoding setting or .gitattributes. We’ll be using that in the future to decode files. Please see https://www.git-scm.com/docs/gitattributes#_code_encoding_code for more details.
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nem
#7
@Sulakov_AS, hello!
I had had the same problem with encoding in Sublime Merge.
Like @bschaaf said you can set encoding used by gui using the gui.encoding setting.
I just added into file .git/config this lines:
[gui]
encoding = cp1251
After reload Sublime Merge he had shown commit diff correctly.
I used Sublime Merge build 2020. I think this is important.
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