I agree.
Regards
Richard
Juan Pablo Aroztegi wrote:
Could it be the Mercurial checkout of the org.openbravo.spain.regions? in
other words, could mercurial on windows have this issue? could someone with
a windows XP machine test it by cloning the source code of the above module?
It's not related to Mercurial. The problem can be reproduced using a
non UTF-8 system locale. So it's easily reproducible in Linux, you can
test it yourself by exporting the following variables before running the
ant command:
export LC_ALL=POSIX LANG=POSIX
As Windows does not have a UTF-8 locale it fails. DBSourceManager faced
similar problems in the past, related to character encodings and line
endings, which are different in Linux and Windows. As an example,
export.database created the XML files with DOS format and ISO-8859-1
encoding in Windows and with UNIX format and UTF-8 encoding in Linux.
This was fixed by forcing the UNIX format and the UTF-8 encoding. These
issues were considered as bugs because you get different results in
different systems, and they were solved.
I think that this situation is similar. Installing modules from the
command line is a feature we've always maintained because it has obvious
benefits and I think it would be a shame to stop respecting this for a
small issue like this, after all the efforts we've put in the past.
This is why I think this is a bug and it should be solved. The results of
our ant commands should not depend on the system locale.
Juan Pablo
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