Kevin Ballard wrote: > On Nov 2, 2010, at 8:57 AM, Joey Hess wrote: > > > First, thanks to all for supporting -z in various commands like > > git ls-files and git diff. Big help for plumbing, as I'm sure you know. > > > > But, git check-attr -z only enables NUL separation of its input; output > > always has munged pathnames. This bit me trying to use it as plumbing. > > What do you mean by munged pathnames? As long as the path doesn't contain the sequence ": " it seems like the output should be unambiguous. Quoted with quote_c_style() $ perl -e 'print shift()."\n\0"' '¡hello!' | git check-attr eol -z --stdin "\302\241hello!\n": foo: unspecified Maybe -Z could enable this output: ¡hello!\n\0foo\0unspecified\0 -- see shy jo
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