@jan_blaha I didn't try. We have a few instances of JSReport and we had issues with template synchronization through the file system across all instances and Postgres solved our problems

@jan_blaha sure, here is what I got

@jan_blaha I passed "reports": { "save": true } to API and checked result on JSReport side.
Here is what I see in jsreport_blob table with the query:

select convert_from(content, 'utf-8')::text as html from jsreport_blob where blobName='reports/data/dev/welcome_email/body.html/76f3836c-b5a9-4534-a446-dedb30221aea.html';

@jan_blaha can you please give me a hint on how to log render results on the JSReport side? I'll compare the results on both sides. Thanks!

@jan_blaha yes, in HTML output but the browser is not involved. We're making an API request to the JSReport instance to render the template and it returns HTML with � instead of correct symbols.

We're trying to render an HTML template with umlaut symbols (ö/ü/ä). As the result, we get � symbol in rendered HTML output.
I tried to replicate this issue in Playground but everything works there as expected https://playground.jsreport.net/w/sergioly/lkSOqsxG
We use the same version of JSReport as Playground - 3.5.0 but in our case, it's the base Docker image with a few extensions. Here is our Dockerfile:

FROM jsreport/jsreport:3.5.0

RUN npm install @jsreport/jsreport-postgres-store \
                @jsreport/jsreport-xlsx

I assume that the issue is related to the fonts. And tried to install google fonts and ttf-opensans package but nothing helped.
Can you please give me a hand on this?

The Assets was my guess but I stuck with the content field. Thanks for the tip with Definition! Looks like it can be just base64 encoded text.
Thank you, Jan!

Hello! We have a service that is responsible for report templates creation/updation in JSReport. And we adding localization feature. Is it possible to do create/update localization json files through API? If yes, please, show me how. Thanks!

You're right. docker system prune --all and build from scratch did the trick.
Thanks!