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Thank you for your pull request, would you be OK to submit a test for this? We have something at https://github.com/EnterpriseyIntranet/nextcloud-API/blob/master/tests/test_webdav.py#L160, it should be enough to just change the filename. Next, you encode the data, so it is treated as bytes, but doesn't it mean that you will have to decode it later accordingly? (I am not sure, just asking.)
Next, you encode the data, so it is treated as bytes, but doesn't it mean that you will have to decode it later accordingly? (I am not sure, just asking.)
Not really, at least it work in my code without any other modification. I think that when the path is explicitely encoded in utf-8, it is treated like it by requests, but it otherwise behave normally.
Thank you for your pull request, would you be OK to submit a test for this? We have something at https://github.com/EnterpriseyIntranet/nextcloud-API/blob/master/tests/test_webdav.py#L160, it should be enough to just change the filename.
Do you mean create another test with a non latin-1 char or just add a non latin-1 char in the current test ? ( Sorry, not exactly an expert 😅)
However I only treated the destination path (as it was only that that failed in my code), not the origin path that will probably fail as well.
Modifying the test as you have suggested is enough. If some errors pop up, I am sure that you will be able to fix them easily and be really proud about your PR.
I'm willing to help, but I really don't know how to proceed 😅
I tested on my real
NC with a filename full of emojis, and it worked. But I don't undestand how this test framework works, notably : how to actually run the test.
Do you basically just ask me to add emojis in every filename in https://github.com/EnterpriseyIntranet/nextcloud-API/blob/master/tests/test_webdav.py#L160 and push ?
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The first filename should be good enough, and yes, this is the cheap, but perfectly fine way forward. You can then use git rebase -i
to merge commits and git push --force-with-lease
to push to maintain clean history: https://developer.atlassian.com/blog/2015/04/force-with-lease/
You should be able to run tests easily if you a Linux workstation with Docker. But if you are not familiar with docker-compose, I suggest going for a push/wait for the result approach.
Anyway, you did exactly that. Thank you for your pull request and for the test, great job!
Thanks for your help and patience :)
Added explicit utf-8 encoding to prevent requests from using latin-1