On Friday, March 2, 2018 at 1:45:31 PM UTC+1, J.S. wrote: > > TortoiseSVN 1.9.7 r27907 and also r28100 do wrong URL‑encoding if viewing > non‑cached logs **directly** and the path includes characters to encode > (e.g. German umlaute) **twice** (own part in path of repository and one > in file/folder structure of repository content). > > Steps to reproduce (all with the GUI): > > 1. Create new repository e.g. C:\Temp\repo with default folder > structure > 2. Create Folder trunk/Prüfung > 3. „Show log“ of the newly created folder > 4. Success, it works like it should > > > > 1. Create new repository e.g. “C:\Temp\repo with spaces” with default > folder structure > > And that's the problem: you must never create a repository on a path that needs escaping. Because the 'domain' part of an url can not have escape chars. You can have special chars *inside* a repository as much as you like, but never in the part of the path *to* the repository.
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