Test skipping without unicode paths #4019
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+1 and thoses are only test. So merging soon if no objection. And yes I'll try to have my mac-bot-builder back on track. |
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Thanks @Carreau . Merging. |
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I somehow broke unicode in the terminal on this Debian box, and it revealed a load of tests that errored because they were trying to use non-ascii paths and commands. We already have a decorator for this, so I've scattered it around, and broken up a couple of tests into smaller chunks.
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I somehow broke unicode in the terminal on this Debian box, and it revealed a load of tests that errored because they were trying to use non-ascii paths and commands. We already have a decorator for this, so I've scattered it around, and broken up a couple of tests into smaller chunks.