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Hi everyone,
I've been using SourceTree over the last give years now and I really enjoy it, but sometimes I get to the point of frustration when SourceTree cannot discard chunks or files with corrupted Unicode characters. It happens for example when saving a file that had Chinese characters in different encoding and then saving it to another type of encoding. When I try to discard hunks or selected lines that contains these corrupted encoding characters, SourceTree rejecting from discarding and creates `file.h.rej`.
Is there a workaround to this, so I can discard changes without getting these issues? or is it an actual bug?
Thanks a lot in advance for taking the time reading my post!
Regards,
Gilad