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Which imports OK but end up as a file in Statamic named 2017-07-16.sorry-robin-%f0%9f%99%81.md
Which causes Statamic to error:
[2019-05-02 15:57:41] dev.ERROR: Statamic\Exceptions\InvalidEntryTypeException: Entry date not present in a date-based entry: [collections/post/sorry-robin-%f0%9f%99%81.md] in /Users/rosswintle/projects/
statamic-test/statamic/core/Data/Entries/Entry.php:201
Not urgent. But thought I'd log it. Let me know if you want to try and fix:
Statamic - to pick this up on import or to read a file with this name
The export plugin: to export this with a sensible slug/name that Statamic will be OK with
Me: for putting an emoji in a slug in the first place!
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This is an edge case. Not sure how hard to fix. COULD be a Statamic issue rather than an export-plugin issue.
Looks like at some point I tried putting an emoji in a WP post's URL/slug: https://rosswintle.uk/2017/07/sorry-robin-%f0%9f%99%81/
This ends up encoded as "%f0%9f%99%81"
Which imports OK but end up as a file in Statamic named
2017-07-16.sorry-robin-%f0%9f%99%81.md
Which causes Statamic to error:
Not urgent. But thought I'd log it. Let me know if you want to try and fix:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: