https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1554706
--- Comment #2 from Mike FABIAN <mfabian(a)redhat.com> ---
I already included the Unicode 11.0 emoji in the data.
These emoji are not yet officially released, they will be released
when Unicode 11.0 will be released, probably in June 2018.
Currently there are no fonts containing these emoji.
One can prevent these emoji from showing by using this option:
emoji-picker --emoji_unicode_max 10.0
I would like to include the Unicode 11.0 emoji in the data because I would like
to be able to show what is coming next.
But you are right that the replacement characters don’t look nice.
So maybe I should use 10.0 as the default value for --emoji_uniocde_max
until Unicode 11.0 is really released?
Even if Unicode 11.0 is released, it might take probably some extra time until
the fonts are updated ...
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