Hi, (For some reason there is no thread to “reply” to about this)
I did a little research to find a reason why basic_test#73 is failing on Linux. Few lines of background: This is a test that I added to test Unicode functionality of the cmdline, and in which I create and commit files with emojis. It’s currently passing on Windows (in utf8-cmdline-prototype), but fails on Linux due to unsuccessful conversion to urf8 from native encoding. Also, it works correctly if svn is run from cmdline instead of a python script. So, I did several testing with other programs (python in my exact case) with Unicode arguments. And I noticed that it fails due to a similar reason (funny). But, I remember subprocess.run() was working. I concluded that Popen() doesn’t properly work with Unicode args on UNIX. Should I skip this test on this platform then, since the problem is in python itself? Also I found a similar issue on GitHub: github.com/python/cpython/issues/105312 Timofei Zhakov
