On Fri, Nov 15, 2024 at 07:29:20PM +0000, Gavin Smith wrote: > Here are the non-ASCII file names left in the tar file, now the results > files are all escaped: > > texinfo-7.1.91/tp/t/results/formats_encodings/accented_character_in_file_name/res_info/osé_utf8.info > texinfo-7.1.91/tp/tests/encoded/çss.css > texinfo-7.1.91/tp/tests/encoded/osé_utf8_no_setfilename.texi > texinfo-7.1.91/tp/tests/encoded/an_ïmage.png > texinfo-7.1.91/tp/tests/encoded/osé_utf8.texi > texinfo-7.1.91/tp/tests/encoded/txt_çimage.txt > texinfo-7.1.91/tp/tests/encoded/cêss.css > texinfo-7.1.91/tp/tests/included_akçentêd.texi > texinfo-7.1.91/tp/tests/tex_html/tex_encodé_utf8.texi > texinfo-7.1.91/tp/tests/many_input_files/input_files/dir_înclùde/ > texinfo-7.1.91/tp/tests/many_input_files/input_files/dir_înclùde/file_image.png > texinfo-7.1.91/tp/tests/many_input_files/input_files/dir_înclùde/included_file.texi > > Would it be okay to remove the t/formats_encodings.t > accented_character_in_file_name test, as it may be redundant with the > tp/tests tests?
Yes, I agree, you can remove it, it is not worth the extra complexity. -- Pat
