fix: UTF-8 retention problems with native SentryEvent properties#345
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fix: UTF-8 retention problems with native SentryEvent properties#345
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| assert_str(event.get(property)).is_equal("Hello, World!") | ||
| event.set(property, "Hello 世界! 👋") | ||
| assert_str(event.get(property)).is_equal("Hello 世界! 👋") | ||
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This replaces multiple tests removed below.
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Are there any recursive dict/array conversions or such where the same problem could occur?
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This PR fixes issues with retaining UTF-8 encoding in native SentryEvent implementation, discovered while working on tests in #326. The problem is that getters should be using String::utf8() where we reasonably expect UTF-8. Extracted from #326.