The escape sequence looks to be valid according to the spec (although it
would need to be double quoted, but that doesn't fix it), but Python's
parser doesn't appear to handle that. Just use ü.
https://github.com/dcs-liberation/dcs_liberation/issues/2786
We've actually been pretty good at getting this right in most of the
code base, but we've missed it in a few places. Python defaults to the
encoding of the current locale unless otherwise specified, and for a US
English Windows install that's cp1252, not UTF-8. I'm not brave enough
to change the locale at startup because I don't know how that might
affect CJK encoding users (or for that matter, non-Latin derived
alphabet UTF-8 variants).
Fixes https://github.com/dcs-liberation/dcs_liberation/issues/2786.
Fixes the YAMLs for 3 F-14B squadrons that didn't have SEAD as an
available mission type. F-14s use SEAD for TALD deployment. The other
F-14B squadrons and all the F-14A squadrons are fine. I also removed
"Bases:" from one of the squadrons as the other squadron yamls don't
have it and it's unecessary (F-14Bs can already be based at airfields
and carriers.
Probably the final Fix#97
Unused aircraft (assigned upon takeoff) would get claimed but since it's not possible to delete those flights after aborting, these flights wouldn't get released anymore. This should fix that issue, including a migrator change to correct the number of claimed aircraft per squadron.
Adding several different squadrons (A-4, A-6, F-4B/C, Broncos, etc...) for "Yankee Station" campaign. All Vietnam era related.
All of them with corresponding liveries that can be easily found on DCS User Files download pages
Also includes support for remaining enum/timedelta settings through the yaml file.
- timedelta's in minutes
- enum's should be written out: enumType.enumValue
