Some Discourse-supported sharing platforms such as Twitter are unable to determine the end of a unicode URL. If you post a URL "https://example.org/t/测试/1" on Twitter, it will be a link of href="https://example.org/t/" If the URL contains any unicode character (usually in the slug part) , it must be urlencoded with encodeURI(url) before being passed to source.generateUrl(link, title), or it will be a malformed URL in the sharing tweet. |
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