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Japanese typically uses 3 bytes to represent a single character when encoded in UTF-8. This is about 80 characters. This also applies to Chinese and Korean.
Sometimes, the filename length limit is reached in these languages, so I think it is better to check the filename length before processing.
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The maximum filename length is 240 bytes on Commons.
Japanese typically uses 3 bytes to represent a single character when encoded in UTF-8. This is about 80 characters. This also applies to Chinese and Korean.
Sometimes, the filename length limit is reached in these languages, so I think it is better to check the filename length before processing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: