bs.as and unicode strings











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Does bs.as work with unicode strings?



[@bs.deriving jsConverter]



type filterable = [

  | `Material

  | [@bs.as {js|üüüüü|js}] `Umlaut

];


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Unused BuckleScript attribute: bs.as Some fatal warnings were
triggered (1 occurrences)







ocaml reason bucklescript







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    Certainly doesn't seem like it! It's a common problem with BuckleScript that features you might expect to interact well together just fail horribly. You should make an issue on the github repo
    – glennsl
    Nov 9 at 10:57










  • @glennsl when things work though, it's pretty glorious. github.com/BuckleScript/bucklescript/issues/3142
    – wegry
    Nov 9 at 12:50















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Does bs.as work with unicode strings?



[@bs.deriving jsConverter]



type filterable = [

  | `Material

  | [@bs.as {js|üüüüü|js}] `Umlaut

];


is giving me




Unused BuckleScript attribute: bs.as Some fatal warnings were
triggered (1 occurrences)







ocaml reason bucklescript







share|improve this question


















  • 1




    Certainly doesn't seem like it! It's a common problem with BuckleScript that features you might expect to interact well together just fail horribly. You should make an issue on the github repo
    – glennsl
    Nov 9 at 10:57










  • @glennsl when things work though, it's pretty glorious. github.com/BuckleScript/bucklescript/issues/3142
    – wegry
    Nov 9 at 12:50













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Does bs.as work with unicode strings?



[@bs.deriving jsConverter]



type filterable = [

  | `Material

  | [@bs.as {js|üüüüü|js}] `Umlaut

];


is giving me




Unused BuckleScript attribute: bs.as Some fatal warnings were
triggered (1 occurrences)







ocaml reason bucklescript







share|improve this question













Does bs.as work with unicode strings?



[@bs.deriving jsConverter]



type filterable = [

  | `Material

  | [@bs.as {js|üüüüü|js}] `Umlaut

];


is giving me




Unused BuckleScript attribute: bs.as Some fatal warnings were
triggered (1 occurrences)







ocaml reason bucklescript




ocaml reason bucklescript






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    Certainly doesn't seem like it! It's a common problem with BuckleScript that features you might expect to interact well together just fail horribly. You should make an issue on the github repo
    – glennsl
    Nov 9 at 10:57










  • @glennsl when things work though, it's pretty glorious. github.com/BuckleScript/bucklescript/issues/3142
    – wegry
    Nov 9 at 12:50














  • 1




    Certainly doesn't seem like it! It's a common problem with BuckleScript that features you might expect to interact well together just fail horribly. You should make an issue on the github repo
    – glennsl
    Nov 9 at 10:57










  • @glennsl when things work though, it's pretty glorious. github.com/BuckleScript/bucklescript/issues/3142
    – wegry
    Nov 9 at 12:50








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1




Certainly doesn't seem like it! It's a common problem with BuckleScript that features you might expect to interact well together just fail horribly. You should make an issue on the github repo
– glennsl
Nov 9 at 10:57




Certainly doesn't seem like it! It's a common problem with BuckleScript that features you might expect to interact well together just fail horribly. You should make an issue on the github repo
– glennsl
Nov 9 at 10:57












@glennsl when things work though, it's pretty glorious. github.com/BuckleScript/bucklescript/issues/3142
– wegry
Nov 9 at 12:50




@glennsl when things work though, it's pretty glorious. github.com/BuckleScript/bucklescript/issues/3142
– wegry
Nov 9 at 12:50

















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