Instead of skipping or warning that the file can't be processed, it's searched (unless you explicitly skip somehow on using the options); it then tries to process the text as utf8 and throws, in this case with:
13:52 < [Coke]> "Error encoding UTF-8 string: could not encode codepoint 1190209 (0x1229A5), codepoint out of bounds. Cannot encode
higher than 1114111 (0x10FFFF)"
At this point, rak exits (and doesn't search additional files).
A soft error (maybe a warning to avoid this type of file) would be better.
Discovered using --under-version-control with no other options, with a checked in excel file.
Instead of skipping or warning that the file can't be processed, it's searched (unless you explicitly skip somehow on using the options); it then tries to process the text as utf8 and throws, in this case with:
At this point, rak exits (and doesn't search additional files).
A soft error (maybe a warning to avoid this type of file) would be better.
Discovered using --under-version-control with no other options, with a checked in excel file.