Using /sbin/exa doesn't show files after encountering a file with a weird name
The version of exa being used (exa --version)
$ exa --version
exa - list files on the command-line
v0.10.1 [+git]
https://the.exa.website/
$ pacman -Q exa
exa 0.10.1-7
- The command-line arguments you are using
None
- Your operating system and hardware platform
`Arch Linux x86_64`, kernel: `6.3.7-zen1-1-zen`, `Intel i5-9500F (6) @ 4.400GHz`
Minimal repro:
$ touch a
$ touch b$'\302\237'
$ touch c
$ /sbin/exa
(no output)
$ /sbin/exa -1
a
$ /bin/ls
a 'b'$'\302\237' c
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Using
/sbin/exadoesn't show files after encountering a file with a weird nameexa --version)$ pacman -Q exa exa 0.10.1-7
$ touch a $ touch b$'\302\237' $ touch c $ /sbin/exa (no output) $ /sbin/exa -1 a $ /bin/ls a 'b'$'\302\237' c