dir_ls() returns unreadable output for chinese characters

[s609078902]

I'm using fs::dir_ls() to get excel file paths under a directory main_path, but since there are Chinese characters in the file paths, I get an unreadable output, I think it's maybe related to encoding issues:

main_path <- '../../raw_data/2022-01-10/'
file_paths <- fs::dir_ls(main_path, regexp = ".xlsx") 
file_paths

Out:

../../raw_data/2022-01-10/閽㈤搧_鐒︾偔_浠峰樊_鐒︾偔J2201DCE鐒︾偔J2205DCE_涓诲姏_2022-01-10.xlsx
../../raw_data/2022-01-10/閽㈤搧_鐒︾偔_浠峰樊_鐒︾偔J2201DCE鐒︾偔J2209DCE_2022-01-10.xlsx

While list.files(path = main_path, pattern ='.xlsx') returns file names correctly:

[1] "甘其毛道库提价含税焦煤A23V2606SG85JM焦煤JM2201DCE_2022-01-10.xlsx"           
[2] "甘其毛道库提价含税焦煤A23V2606SG85JM焦煤JM2205DCE_2022-01-10.xlsx"

[s609078902]

I think it's a encoding problem, because I can get the correct result with the follow code:

dir_map(".", identity) %>% 
  unlist() %>% 
  iconv("utf8", "gbk")

[jennybc]

Likely a duplicate of #366

[s609078902]

Likely a duplicate of #366

Thank you, it's helpful for me.