Yaml file not found when Windows username contains non-ASCII characters #2491
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First, thanks for the report! Can you run a failing command with
EDIT: I've just found your comment confirming STACK_ROOT works, sorry for the noise.
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Already minimized to a bug in the Yaml library.
What I've shown is on a fresh Win10 VM, inside |
Oh dear. I think the easiest workaround doable inside stack is to read the file in Haskell into a bytestring and call — even if this changes the space complexity, |
Re workaround: since Snoyberg is in vacation, I guess we shouldn't expect a quickfix upstream. https://twitter.com/snoyberg/status/764514619822051328 |
It turns out I got two fixes:
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…intl-bug Workaround #2491 at all call sites
This has been fixed upstream, see: snoyberg/yaml#91
This has been fixed upstream, see: snoyberg/yaml#91
I'm encountering the same issue as described here.
Almost any stack command (except of
stack --version
) results in an output like this (user René here):The file is recreated successfully when I delete it, so in theory it should be possible to read it too.
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