Le 23/05/2015 00:06, Jeff King a écrit :
> OK, this is weird. When I tried to reproduce, I couldn't. But I had
> typed in the date string myself while reading your email in another
> window. And though I was sure that I had typed it correctly, just to be
> double-plus-sure I copied and pasted your string. And it failed!
>
> The date string in your email looks like this (using cut and paste):
>
> $ echo 2015-05-21T16∶31+02:00 | xxd
> 00000000: 3230 3135 2d30 352d 3231 5431 36e2 88b6 2015-05-21T16...
> 00000010: 3331 2b30 323a 3030 0a 31+02:00.
>
> Your "colon" is actually UTF-8 for code point . So git's
> date parser does not recognize it, and punts to approxidate(), which
> does all manner of crazy guessing trying to figure out what you meant.
Okay, this is crazy. Now I can't reproduce it myself either: I just
repeated the procedure and date parsing works as expected. The only
difference with my last email is that I upgraded and rebooted my system
(there was a kernel update for 4.0.4 on Arch... Among other things). I
guess that would have reset my keyboard layout, but I swear I tested it
multiple times over a few days before posting here.
Anyway, thanks for your insight I would have never figured this myself.
I'll be wary of silent unicode character substitution :)
Just for the record:
$ localectl
System Locale: LANG=fr_FR.UTF8
VC Keymap: fr
X11 Layout: fr
X11 Variant: oss
And I am using the default monospace font in gnome-terminal and gedit.
Pretty basic stuff, really.
Thanks again,
Bastien
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