option to disable emoji replacements

[eveslage]

Feature Description

We need an option to disable the inplace emoji replacement in commits.

as c++ developers our commits often reference c++ namespaces like std::thread::

The result you can see in the screenshot. This is a totally different semantic.

Is there a way to disable these replacements completely?

Screenshots

[eveslage]

oh, GitHub did the same. I will write my example with spaces: std :: thread ::

[silverwind]

What works on both GitHub and Gitea is to put it in backticks like std::thread::, maybe that's good enough for you.

[eveslage]

since the commit messages are entered in tools like TortioseGit, Visual Studio code, or any other git client, this would not be such a good solution.

[silverwind]

As of recent, commit titles also support backtick syntax, and I'd guess the emoji replacement is disabled inside them as well, but please try it.

Still, I guess a global config switch to disable all emoji tokens would be possible, but it will also need to disable them in JS tribute autocomplete in addition to the backend.

[eveslage]

many of our devs are not aware of the gitea frontend, they just use it as the central git repo by using different client. it will be hard to tell them to use a special syntax for all c++ namespaces in commit messages, because it could be replaced with emojis.

its really not that a big deal. its just that with c++ code specifically this syntax is already overloaded (pun intended) and we really try to not use emojis in our production code base.

[silverwind]

Yes, I could see a option like ui.ENABLE_EMOJI_REPLACEMENT = true being added. As I said, it should also disable the emoji dropdown in the editor.

[eveslage]

I think that would a good option.

[pauschuu]

Ran in to the issue today with std::thread::available_parallelism.

Sorry to sound harsh but to me it's completely unacceptable.
A commit message or title is generated by numerous tools and authors who expect their input to remain unchanged.

[wxiaoguang]

Agree to disable some emoji replacement.

A workaround could be quote the text: `std::thread:xxx`

[SickProdigy]

Also here for similar situation when referencing ipv6
a627:100:2::1
💯 shows..
a627:100:2::1

my problem is, it shows on the wiki page randomly, but I guess I can put some ticks around it. would prefer ' rather than `

[wxiaoguang]

my problem is, it shows on the wiki page randomly, but I guess I can put some ticks around it. would prefer ' rather than `

A workaround is to quote it as code block, like GitHub:

* :100:xxxx
* `:100:xxxx`

• 💯xxxx
• :100:xxxx