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[zhl111]

I'm sorry I couldn't find help, but I saw that your site was having the same problem I was having, and I wanted to ask you for help.

Windows stdio in console mode does not support writing non-UTF-8 byte sequences

I encountered this while searching for files using ripgrep-all, and I couldn't solve it after a long time of torture ......

[tadashi-aikawa]

Hi, @zhl111 :)

Windows stdio in console mode does not support writing non-UTF-8 byte sequences

I have never seen the above error.

I saw that your site was having the same problem I was having

Would you tell me more details?

[zhl111]

Thank you for your reply.
I used the 'rga XXX 'command in Powershell. There are many files that cannot be searched. 'Windows stdio in Console mode does not support writing non-UTF-8 BYTE sequences'.

Strange is, I can not recognize these files in the directory, the execution of 'RGA' search, but normal search out, this problem I have studied for a long time do not know where the problem? And how to solve...

[tadashi-aikawa]

@zhl111
Thank you for your description.

So your problem is about ripgrep-all and not about my plugin?

[zhl111]

yes,I am sorry...

[tadashi-aikawa]

@zhl111
If your epub file contains non-UTF-8 characters, ripgrep-all doesn't seem support it.

phiresky/ripgrep-all#47

[zhl111]

That's very kind of you. Thank you very much. My question seems more complicated, but it still doesn't solve the problem
phiresky/ripgrep-all#47

[zhl111]

Is this your website?

[tadashi-aikawa]

@zhl111
Yes. Ah, I have understood why you reached here.

In my case, it occurred when the number of bytes (≈characters) output to the console at one time exceeded a specific value.

If you could share the epub file and steps of reproduction, I might be able to investigate it. (I couldn't reproduce it on my machine.)

[tadashi-aikawa]

This issue should convert to discussions, so I'll close it.