your markdown editor suggests :x: `:radioactive_si...
# report-bugs
t
your markdown editor suggests ❌
:radioactive_sign:
(and renders it in graphite) but that does not line up with github shortcode (✅
:radioactive:
- the
_sign
-suffixed version does not show on github)
p
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Hi Tyler, On a repro, both :radioactive_sign on Graphite and :radioactive on Github both show the emoji correctly. Is there an incompatibility you're seeing?
t
here's a screenshot of a GitHub PR with
_sign
:
p
What web browser are you using? Can you see the emoji correctly on Chrome? That is where I tested both GH and Graphite
t
Zen (Firefox) on a GNOME desktop environment (Ubuntu/Linux)
p
radioactive is from an older Gemoji library that we support visually but do not auto-suggest. Newer platforms like Linear, Notion, etc. use Unicode CLDR which is ☢️. Technically, if you leave radioactive on GH we should show that successfully in Graphite I have filed this bug request on our system. but I would recommend using ⚠️ or an emoji that is the same across CLDR and Gemoji in the meantime