https://github.com/open-runtimes/open-runtimes/issues/209
Using utf8.encode inside function (dart-3.0) gives different results than using encoding on the same string in local (macos or linux) environment
TL;DR
The user is experiencing an issue with UTF-8 encoding on Dart runtimes. They are seeking more details and have provided a link to a related GitHub issue. The problem is that using `utf8.encode` inside a function in the dart-3.0 version gives different results compared to encoding the same string in a local environment on macOS or Linux.
Solution: There is no solution provided in the support thread, only a link to the GitHub issue for further information and potential fixes.Hmm...can you provide more details?
maybe your code and input?
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