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Re: International Characters & Subversion 1.1.0 Problems

From: Patrick Smears <patrick.smears_at_ensoft.co.uk>
Date: 2004-10-15 01:27:56 CEST

On Tue, 5 Oct 2004, Patrick Smears wrote:

> I've tried this (svn ls <url-to-file-with-accents> with subversion 1.0.8
> on FC2, and I get the same results as you. I agree that this is a bug. I
> believe the command
>
> svn ls $REPOS/G%E4steBuch
>
> should list the file G{a-umlaut}steBuch, rather than giving a "can't
> recode string" error.

Nobody seems to be contradicting my assertion that this is a bug; unless
somebody does object in the next few days I'll open an issue to track
this.

(Before I do, perhaps I should ask: what is Subversion's policy on accents
in URLs? As far as I can glean from the RFCs, URLs can only contain either
literal ASCII characters, or (using %xx escapes) ISO-8859-1 characters -
there is no way for a URL to contain (for example) a Unicode character
corresponding to a Greek or Hindi letter. Is there a recommended
workaround, or way of escaping such characters, or does Subversion have a
more intelligent way of interpreting URLS?)

Patrick

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