Removed call to encodeSVGDatauri() from coa.js and added test case. #2053
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Actually, for current web browsers the only symbol needs to be escaped is “#”. Maybe it worth optimize data uri encoding… |
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Optimizing encodeSVGDatauri() would be a separate issue. This PR only addresses removing the duplicate call, which, as described in the related issue, completely breaks the feature from the command line. |
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True. Just noted here. |
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encodeSVGDatauri() is called within the optimize() function, but was being called a second time in coa.js when SVGO was run from the command line, giving a doubly-encoded, incorrect result.
This PR removes the call from coa.js and adds a test case.
Resolves #2048 resolves #997.