Using my git tool and realizing that they don't normalize the filenames in filepaths so after moving to MacOS with my git commits, everything that has an accent in it now claims it's a completely different file despite these files being committed literally YEARS ago 😭💀
I'm sorry but C and C++ software, plus the popular operating systems, are never beating the "dogshit at text" allegations.
Holy fuck!
I will not make a patch for unicode path normalization to git as my patch will be rejected and I will be belitted by everyone who participates in the process
I will not make a patch for unicode path normalization to git as my patch will be rejected and I will be belitted by everyone who participates in the process
I will not make a patch for unicode path normalization to git as my patch will be rejected and I will be belitted by everyone who participates in the process
I will not make a patch for unicode path normalization to git as my patch will be rejected and I will be belitted by everyone who participates in the process
I will not make a patch for unicode path normalization to git as my patch will be rejected and I will be belitted by everyone who participates in the process
I will not make a patch for unicode path normalization to git as my patch will be rejected and I will be belitted by everyone who participates in the process
I will not make a patch for unicode path normalization to git as my patch will be rejected and I will be belitted by everyone who participates in the process
Oh hey I don't have to. I was looking in "git attributes" for this, but I can solve this with:
git config core.precomposeunicode true
Thanks to a tip from tef!!