SR-7620: Use charset encoding if available for NSString(contentsOf:usedEncoding:) #1565
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@swift-ci please test |
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@swift-ci please test and merge |
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Hi, |
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This looks lined up for Swift 5.0. We'll need to cherry-pick to the swift-4.2-branch to make sure it lands there. |
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NSString(contentsOf:usedEncoding:) would only test for UTF16 and UTF32 before falling back to UTF8. Using the char-set from the
Content-Typeheader if available allows the specified encoding to be tried.This matches the behaviour on Darwin for non-file URLs.