I had the issue that the css file contained bad UTF-8 characters, so I added options when encoding the string to UTF-8 (which it'll do now always) to skip any invalid characters.
Also, travis doesn't check with ruby 1.8 anymore, so I dropped ruby 1.8 support to simplify things.
akzhan
commented
7 years ago
I had the issue that the css file contained bad UTF-8 characters, so I added options when encoding the string to UTF-8 (which it'll do now always) to skip any invalid characters. Also, travis doesn't check with ruby 1.8 anymore, so I dropped ruby 1.8 support to simplify things.