If I use an emoji in a WiFi network SSID on the UniFi7 plugin, the emoji is replaced with a '?' on the UniFi AP. This works as expected when using a physical UniFi controller or when using a stand-alone installation of the controller software.
With the UniFi7 plugin, the emoji is stored correctly in the MongoDB (ace.wlanconf), but by the time it reaches the AP (/tmp/system.cfg), it's been replaced by a question mark. Manually editing the system.cfg and rebooting the AP will get the emoji to display, but it will be eventually replaced by an update from the controller.
If I use an emoji in a WiFi network SSID on the UniFi7 plugin, the emoji is replaced with a '?' on the UniFi AP. This works as expected when using a physical UniFi controller or when using a stand-alone installation of the controller software.
With the UniFi7 plugin, the emoji is stored correctly in the MongoDB (ace.wlanconf), but by the time it reaches the AP (/tmp/system.cfg), it's been replaced by a question mark. Manually editing the system.cfg and rebooting the AP will get the emoji to display, but it will be eventually replaced by an update from the controller.