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Include info from @michaelmcandrew's comment; generally update to be more useful/instructive
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It's still the case as of v5.30 that the incompleteIncomplete UTF8 support is hard coded into the core code before 5.33 (thanks @michaelmcandrew!).

The solution for now seems to be to re-run the System.utf8conversion routine after any time

  • Pre 5.33: do this after any time you create a field/fieldset (including anytime you install an extension that creates a custom field/fielset)
  • 5.33+ do this once, then the only time it should be needed again is if an extension hard-codes the old UTF8 in place.

Note that you create a field/fieldsetcan use the uh-oh extension to help discover whether your db uses the old UTF8 stuff.

It's still the case as of v5.30 that the incomplete UTF8 support is hard coded into the core code.

The solution for now seems to be to re-run the System.utf8conversion routine after any time you create a field/fieldset.

Incomplete UTF8 support is hard coded into the core code before 5.33 (thanks @michaelmcandrew!).

The solution seems to be to re-run the System.utf8conversion routine

  • Pre 5.33: do this after any time you create a field/fieldset (including anytime you install an extension that creates a custom field/fielset)
  • 5.33+ do this once, then the only time it should be needed again is if an extension hard-codes the old UTF8 in place.

Note that you can use the uh-oh extension to help discover whether your db uses the old UTF8 stuff.

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artfulrobot
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It's still the case as of v5.30 that the incomplete UTF8 support is hard coded into the core code.

The solution for now seems to be to re-run the System.utf8conversion routine after any time you create a field/fieldset.