The following output was observed where several swap files existed in the input dir but only one was skipped. The rest were compiled into .bashrc, resulting in a bug originally filed here.
Processing file: .bashrc
Reading input file 99-bashrc
Reading input file 98-bashrc_mac
Reading input file 97-bashrc_local
Reading input file .98-bashrc_win.swp
Input file <_io.TextIOWrapper name='C:/Users/rick/repos/dotfiles/src\\.98-bashrc_win.swp' mode='r' encoding='cp1252'> is not a valid UTF-8 file. Skipping...
Reading input file .98-bashrc_mac.swp
Reading input file .97-bashrc_local.swp
Backing up C:\Users\rick\.bashrc to C:/Users/rick/repos/dotfiles/src\backups\bashrc_2022-02-28_15-31-27.bak
Writing input file contents to output file C:\Users\rick\.bashrc
Done with .bashrc
The current implementation attempts to detect binary input files by catching a UnicodeDecodeError which is not a thorough enough solution. I attempted to reproduce the behavior by opening up multiple input files in vim (taking care to dirty one of them) but I did not observe any of the swap files being skipped.
The following output was observed where several swap files existed in the input dir but only one was skipped. The rest were compiled into .bashrc, resulting in a bug originally filed here.
The current implementation attempts to detect binary input files by catching a
UnicodeDecodeErrorwhich is not a thorough enough solution. I attempted to reproduce the behavior by opening up multiple input files in vim (taking care to dirty one of them) but I did not observe any of the swap files being skipped.