> The reference scanner, currently written in C++, traverses whole > directory trees. Being C++ it treats file names as byte arrays so it > doesn’t matter what the file name encoding is.
But what matters then is that the filename encodings on the filesystem and in the binary match, right? > Note also that the reference scanner only looks for “xyz…-foo”; what > comes before and after doesn’t matter. So for example if you have > “/gnu/store/xyz…-foo/à”, what’s important is the “xyz…-foo” bit. OK, makes sense, then my main worry is just moot :) -- Pierre Neidhardt https://ambrevar.xyz/
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