On 30 Mar 2020, at 19:58, Rémi Lapeyre wrote:
Can you provide steps to reproduce?
In my case the issue was with 'Productivite\xcc\x81’ but it’s
harder to reproduce with an emoji symbol. It’s possible to bypass
the issue by installing gnu-sed on MacOS but it requires to install an
external program, to change the PATH, and PassFF still fails when
doing that.
This solution is not perfect since as you see, the byte sequence is
replaced and not ignored and passed though as is.
Thanks, as expected, the issue is not with `sed`. Instead it is `tree`
which has some odd default behaviour in that it “escapes” (mangles)
characters (byte sequences) it deems “unprintable”.
% mkdir test && touch test/Æblegrød && tree test
test
└── ?\206blegrød
This can be changed by passing the `-N` option:
% tree -N test
test
└── Æblegrød
Please verify that adding `-N` to `tree` works for you, and if so, I
suggest updating your patch to use this solution instead of changing the
locale.
