onsdag 31 januari 2007 23:17 skrev Junio C Hamano: > Your patch does not seem to apply. I wonder if the test path > needs to be that looooooooooooong to begin with. Not really. I had some thought when I did it, but can't recall what it was. Perhaps I wanted to verify that the data I was reading from git-diff wasn't truncated. I've pruned that part of memory. > One thing I noticed on Cygwin is that from inside Cygwin > environment t/trash directory becomes unremovable after the > original test fails. one more interesting thing.. > I am wondering what use it would be to have ISO-8859-1 pathnames > in our test. As far as the test is concerned I think the point > is to try non-ASCII paths, so I suspect this patch might be less > of an impact. Yes. Anything non-ascii will do. > Sorry for sending an attachement but in this case the patch text > is _not_ in any particular encoding (the preimage is ISO-8859-1 > but the postimage is in UTF-8) and transferring it as a textual > patch over e-mail is not possible without a way to annotate each > line which encoding it is in. That patch didn't apply here, not even Lets try the old uuencode format. (this is my patch once again wrapped by uuencode). -- robin - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@vger.kernel.org More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
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