Re: [JGIT] maven build fails on OS X

From: Nigel Magnay <nigel.magnay@gmail.com>
Date: Feb 6, 2009, 20:08 UTC
Message-ID: <320075ff0902061208l6671c2a0m3d4b07b97025b53a@mail.gmail.com>
In-Reply-To: <20090206153155.GL26880@spearce.org>

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> I've looked at it and gave up.  I don't know what Maven is doing here
> on the Mac.  Maybe fresh eyes will have a better chance at fixing it.
>
> My experience with Maven is it works about 5% of the time, and the
> other 95% of the time you have to work around it by skipping tests,
> or by writing massive blocks of XML in your pom.xml file, or by
> redesigning your entire project directory structure and revision
> control system to use SVN instead of Git.

Ok. It's not (just) a Maven problem as I can get the same tests to fail in Eclipse by setting the Console Encoding to MacRoman (which is the default Charset.defaultCharset() when running a java app on OS X).

Doing some digging, just on testGetText_DiffCc :- where it fails, I look at the output of each doing getBytes() - so will be in MacRoman - (cols are byte no, exp before the replace, after the replace and the result of fh.getScriptText. I get :

94 32 32,32 95 43 43,43 ++ 96 116 116,116 tt 97 101 101,101 ee 98 115 115,115 ss 99 116 116,116 tt 100 32 32,32 101 -127 -127,-59 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ?? 102 110 110,110 nn 103 103 103,103 gg 104 115 115,115 ss 105 116 116,116 tt 106 114 114,114 rr 107 -102 -102,-10 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ?? 108 109 109,109 mm 109 10 10,10

-10 (F6) is ^, and -59 (C5) is some wavy lines..

However, I'm slightly confused - possibly because I don't know what /should/ be the case. In

 exp.replace("\303\205ngstr\303\266m", "\u00c5ngstr\u00f6m")

is \303\205 really meant to represent U+00C3 and U+0085 ? Shouldn't the replace be being done on bytes rather than strings?