Widetilde broken and tilde looks like an acute at small sizes

[tytyvillus]

The command \widetilde produces, instead of the tilde, a superposed e (see below). No idea why.

Tilde is less of an issue, more of a query, since I think it looks a bit too much like an acute accent at text sizes. Could it be changed slightly?

[YuanshengZhao]

Thank you for the comment. The wide tilde should be a bug. For the tilde, it is inherited from EB Garamond though it looks a bit strange in math. @Stone-Zeng also thinks that a normal-looking one is desired.

I will resolve the issue this weekend.

[tytyvillus]

Lovely, thank you.

[stone-zeng]

@cluelessnessness We can't find the issue of wild tilde. Where have you downloaded the otf file? And which engine do you use, XeTeX, LuaTeX or MS Word?

[tytyvillus]

If I recall correctly, I downloaded the file from the github page.  I use a LaTeX engine — I think it's XeTeX?  Not sure.  Am 22.12.2018 1:42 nachm. schrieb Xiangdong Zeng notifications@github.com:@cluelessnessness We can't find the issue of wild tilde. Where have you downloaded the otf file? And which engine do you use, XeTeX, LuaTeX or MS Word?

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[YuanshengZhao]

Could you please provide a minimal working example? On my computer, both XeTeX and LuaTeX provide correct result for the following:

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{unicode-math}
\setmathfont{Garamond-Math}[Path=./]
\begin{document}
\[\widetilde{y}\]
\end{document}

[YuanshengZhao]

Normal tilde made (StylisticSet 9). The otf file in the branch MetricGenTest contains this update.