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fix(ingestion): escape surrogate characters when producing to kafka #9368
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tiina303
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Co-authored-by: Tiina Turban <tiina303@gmail.com>
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Summary of the problem we have as posted on Slack:
The approach I took here was to follow what was done here: fastify/fast-json-stringify#151
That means escaping all surrogates, rather than trying to look for surrogates without a pair. It's a valid tradeoff.
Once impletmented in JS I then made sure Python had the same functionality.
Has tests for both sides