Re: [PATCH] fix for ?\nnn in outputs from 'svn ls -v'

Kobayashi Noritada <nori1@dolphin.c.u-tokyo.ac.jp> writes:
> 'svn ls -v' displayed '?\nnn's for the last changed date.
>
> nori1[16:06]% svn ls -v ~/svnwc/mantle
> 1 nori1 572 10?\183?\238 24 18:28 GUIDELINES
> 6 nori1 10?\183?\238 30 07:10 calculation/
> 7 nori1 11?\183?\238 01 21:51 notes/
> 4 nori1 10?\183?\238 28 22:07 publication/
>
> Since I had learned this regression was due to double translation thanks
> to r11172, I created and present a patch (only an one-line change).
> Prease check it.
>
> Thanks in advance,

I'm assuming this passes 'make check'? If so, +1 to commit.

It looks like we always meant to use utf8_timestr there, we just
forgot to. Oops.

Note that svn.collab.net will allow you to commit this. Our commit
domains are not enforced by the server, they're merely remembered by
the humans. So you can commit, just make sure to say "Approved by: kfogel"
or something like that in your log message.

Thanks for the patch!

-Karl

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Received on Wed Nov 3 19:15:16 2004