>> It seems that Subversion 1.1.2 (at least the Win32 version) is
>> consistently failing the automated UTF-8 tests.
>> At first I thought it was only me, but obviously not: even those that
>> have been uploaded by Ben fail them.
>> If you run "svn add" with non-ASCII characters (which is the first
>> thing = that the test does), svn fails with the message:
>>
>> svn: Non-ASCII character (code xxx) detected, and unable to convert
>> to/from UTF-8
>>
>> I know that the binaries that come with the 1.1.1 installer pass them
>> since I tested them.
>> So is this why the uploaded 1.1.2 Win32 installer and binaries are
>> English only, and is this problem going to be fixed?
>> Or is it really just me?
>>
> That specific UTF8 test has been disabled for win32 in svn's /trunk.
> We simply forgot to backport that change to the 1.1.x branch before
> releasing 1.1.2. So there's nothing to be worried about, just ignore
> this one test.
Does this mean that svn no longer has the ability to do anything with
non-ASCII characters? For most people that should not be a hitch, but
for the people it matters to, this could be a problem.
Funnily enough, when I compiled 1.1.1 myself, the same error occurs
which shouldn't have happened since the 1.1.1 installer binaries don't
give that error...
Regardless, if you say this isn't a problem, I now have a set of 1.1.2
binaries (installer and zip) that has locale support.
- James Park
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Received on Thu Jan 6 01:12:46 2005