cli 1.7.0 with utf-8 is not work for launchpad shell header

Expected Behavior

Can display the correct UTF-8 text on launchpad shell header.

Current Behavior

I use the last published version of cli (1.7.0 version) to build ui5 application and deploy to the system with web-ide. Then, The launchpad shell header display with ������ So, I see the component-preload file on the i18n_th text is encoded to ascii. Let me know how could I do for this case or maybe add any code in ui5.yaml file?

Steps to reproduce the issue

1. Create new simple ui5 application and use i18n model for application title from i18n
2. Create i18n_th and use some Thai text for the application title
3. On file ui5.yaml, add the following code after line of metadata-name resources: configuration: propertiesFileSourceEncoding: “UTF-8”
4. Build the application and deploy to system.

Context

• UI5 Module Version (output of ui5 --version when using the CLI): 1.68.1
• Node.js Version: {...}
• npm Version: {...}
• OS/Platform: {...}
• Browser (if relevant): Chrome
• Other information: {...}

Affected components (if known)

• ui5-builder
• ui5-server
• ui5-cli
• ui5-fs
• ui5-project
• ui5-logger

Log Output / Stack Trace

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[ekansh005]

Hi @RandomByte,

Okay so I tested this with another application of mine which was not yet deployed again since the upgrade of SAP_UI 754 component. I just deployed the app again and the title was displaying the Finnish characters properly.

Thanks for your support.

[ekansh005]

Hi @RandomByte,

Thanks for your reply. We were in a hurry, so I excluded the task escapeNonAsciiCharacters for now and deployed that version. However, I noticed a few things after doing all this:

• we had recently upgraded our stack to 754 and the app wasn’t changed in a while
• as the note suggested, we still need to redeploy our app so that texts can be updated. Since the app was old, we hadn’t redeployed it to test if it worked with Unicode characters.

I will test this soon with another app and let you know here. Hopefully it works fine.