> On Jan 19, 2018, at 2:15, Carl Hoefs <[email protected]> wrote:
> Subversion. So maybe it isn’t a Terminal thing, per se.
>
> $ svn info
> svn: E155007: '/Users/carl'
> {U+306F}{U+4F5C}{U+696D}{U+30B3}{U+30D2}{U+30FC}{U+3066}{U+306F}{U+3042}{U+308A}{U+307E}{U+305B}{U+3093}
>
> The above is supposed to say:
>
> svn: E155007: '/Users/carl’ is not a working copy
Mystery solved.
If you check the characters output by subversion you get:
{U+306F} は
{U+4F5C} 作
{U+696D} 業
{U+30B3} コ
{U+30D2} ヒ
{U+30FC} ー
{U+3066} て
{U+306F} は
{U+3042} あ
{U+308A} り
{U+307E} ま
{U+305B} せ
{U+3093} ん
From https://codepoints.net
Which reads:
'/Users/carl' は作業コヒーてはありません
it actually should be:
'/Users/carl' は作業コピーではありません
but I suspect there are representation issues for compound glyphs and I just
woke up so that part is left for later.
Basically it is the Japanese way of saying:
'/Users/carl’ is not a working copy
So svn is talking Japanese to you. It is not an encoding issue, it is a
language setting issue.
Jean-Christophe Helary
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