backslash in file names
Ben Finney
bignose+hates-spam at benfinney.id.au
Thu Oct 23 11:32:36 BST 2008
"Marius Kruger" <amanic at gmail.com> writes:
> I think it should even be possible to checkout with the bad names,
> it should probably change the \'s to _'s (make sure it doesn't exist, append
> a number if needed).
> It can even mark it as a rename automatically.
> You should then be able to rename it to something else if you dont like the
> name.
All of that sounds rather too much magic.
I think an implementation that simply fails an operation (and the
ability to correct the problem by a manual rename) if the filenames
aren't supported on the filesystem is quite good enough as a
resolution for this issue.
> I agree with Ben that it makes more sense to make them filesystem
> specific, a lot of people are using fat32 usb memory sticks, or work
> on mounted samba shares.
Yes, those use cases are quite common in my experience.
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