ROM shortcuts can't be deleted if there is a special character in game name

[daddeltrotter]

I uploaded a game ROM and gave it a name with a special character (eg. "é" or "à").
I could not delete the game later on via steam buddy.
If I select "Delete" I get a web with an error as response:
"Error: 500 Internal Server Error
Sorry, the requested URL 'http://gameros-sbc.local/shortcuts/delete' caused an error:
Internal Server Error"

[sharkwouter]

Could you check out what the shortcut file is called? You can find it in ~/.local/share/steam-shortcuts/ somewhere

[daddeltrotter]

In steam-buddy.gbc.yaml I have (Pokémon. I tried different versions of entering the name):

- banner: "/home/gamer/.local/share/steam-buddy/banners/gbc/Pok\xE9mon Pinball.png"
  cmd: gbc
  dir: '"/home/gamer/.local/share/steam-buddy/content/gbc"'
  hidden: false
  name: "Pok\xE9mon Pinball"
  params: "\"Pok\xE9mon Pinball.zip\""
  tags:
  - Game Boy Color
- banner: "/home/gamer/.local/share/steam-buddy/banners/gbc/Pok\xE9mon PB.png"
  cmd: gbc
  dir: '"/home/gamer/.local/share/steam-buddy/content/gbc"'
  hidden: false
  name: "Pok\xE9mon PB"
  params: "\"Pok\xE9mon PB.zip\""
  tags:
  - Game Boy Color

In steam-buddy.gba.yaml I have ried with an "à" ("Tetrisà" to check for a different emulator and a different character):

- banner: "/home/gamer/.local/share/steam-buddy/banners/gba/Tetris\xE0.png"
  cmd: gba
  dir: '"/home/gamer/.local/share/steam-buddy/content/gba"'
  hidden: false
  name: "Tetris\xE0"
  params: "\"Tetris\xE0.zip\""
  tags:
  - Game Boy Advance

[sharkwouter]

That makes a lot of sense, thanks! I think I know how to fix this. We just need to use html.unescape in some places.

[Samsagax]

@sharkwouter did you figure it out how to fix this?

[sharkwouter]

I didn't test it, but you can probably just change this line:

chimera/chimera_app/server.py

Line 195 in 202b75b

name = name.strip()

To be the following:

name = html.unescape(name.strip())

[sharkwouter]

That change might be needed in shortcut delete as well. Not sure, would need testing.

[Samsagax]

I think the solution is on urllib.parse.quote() function. Maybe #198 fixes this as well

[daddeltrotter]

Just retested. Issue still exists.