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assert_file fails when filename has special characters (~, +) #20042

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pravi opened this issue May 6, 2015 · 2 comments · Fixed by #20605
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assert_file fails when filename has special characters (~, +) #20042

pravi opened this issue May 6, 2015 · 2 comments · Fixed by #20605
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pravi commented May 6, 2015

See sidekiq/sidekiq#2065 for background. These are used to give special meanings to package names in debian (x.y.z~something, means a lower version of x.y.z. this is used to convey ~alpha, ~beta or ~rc should be updated by x.y.z version). I hope this will will be fixed.

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senny commented May 6, 2015

After a first glimpse I think this is caused by https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/12606/files#diff-790f18b5ff852b81b7b3784b5ce52a79R24

I'll take a look.

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senny commented Jun 19, 2015

A fix is merged and backported to 4-2-stable. Will be released with the next non-security 4.2.x release.

@pravi thanks for reporting 💛

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