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I'm part of the team which packages jekyll for Debian. In our case the path where the source is contains a + sign. So assert_match(%r!#{File.join(@base, name)}!, out) in test/test_new_command.rb fails. because the plus sign is not escaped. The solution is using Regexp.escape() as shown in this patch:
Hi there,
I'm part of the team which packages jekyll for Debian. In our case the path where the source is contains a
+
sign. Soassert_match(%r!#{File.join(@base, name)}!, out)
intest/test_new_command.rb
fails. because the plus sign is not escaped. The solution is usingRegexp.escape()
as shown in this patch:https://salsa.debian.org/ruby-team/jekyll/-/blob/master/debian/patches/0022-escape-regex-characters-in-match.patch
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