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Version 0.6.2 (pre-release)

17 Apr 20:03
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  • Upgrade to gemoji 4.0.0.rc2 with Unicode 13.0 support

Version 0.6.2 (from the gemoji-4.0-native-emojis-no-images branch) uses the gemoji ruby gem and displays emojis as native Unicode emojis. Due to the nature of Unicode symbols and system fonts, this will show emojis on different operating systems differently.

If you want a consistent display, use the old stable version 0.5.0 from the master branch instead which displays emojis as images. The downside, however, is that there is no support for latest Unicode emojis – and will never be!

Version 0.6.1 (pre-release)

17 Apr 20:04
v0.6.1
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  • Upgrade to gemoji 4.0.0.rc1 with Unicode 12.1 support
  • Add setting to let Admins choose the max Unicode version

Version 0.6.1 (from the gemoji-4.0-native-emojis-no-images branch) uses the gemoji ruby gem and displays emojis as native Unicode emojis. Due to the nature of Unicode symbols and system fonts, this will show emojis on different operating systems differently.

If you want a consistent display, use the old stable version 0.5.0 from the master branch instead which displays emojis as images. The downside, however, is that there is no support for latest Unicode emojis – and will never be!

Version 0.6.0 (pre-release)

02 Nov 11:46
v0.6.0
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This branch (gemoji-4.0-native-emojis-no-images) uses the gemoji gem and displays emojis as native Unicode emojis. Due to the nature of Unicode symbols and system fonts, this will show emojis on different operating systems differently.

If you want a consistent display, use the master branch instead (version 0.5.0) which displays emojis as images. The downside, however, is that there is no support for latest Unicode emojis – and will never be!

Version 0.5.0

02 Nov 11:47
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The master branch uses images to display emojis and therefore has a consistent display across all operating systems. The downside, however, is that there is no support for latest Unicode 10+ emojis – and will never be!

If you want to use the latest Unicode emojis displayed in the operating systems default emoji font please use the pre-release version v0.6.0 from the gemoji-4.0-native-emojis-no-images branch. It uses the gemoji gem and displays emojis as native Unicode emojis.