Hey all, I ran into an interesting problem this week where git gui was erroring out on staging partial patches in a particular file I was working on. I worked around it with "git add -i," which worked like a champ. I later realized the source file has some special characters (Unicode, probably) in it to print emojis (or colors or whatever fun animations the kids want on their terminals these days). Interestingly, lines/hunks before the first Unicode character will partial-stage appropriately, but attempting to stage any hunks/lines after the characters produces a "Failed to stage selected line. error: patch failed ... error: ... patch does not apply" error dialog. This can be reproduced by cloning https://github.com/debek/aws-glacier-multipart-upload.git and editing glacierupload.sh; the special characters are in echo statements on lines 60, 74, and 97. Removing these control characters seems to calm git gui's indigestion on this file. [preed@underworld ~]$ git --version git version 2.26.2 [preed@underworld ~]$ git gui --version git-gui version 0.21.0.66.ga5728 best, preed -- J. Paul Reed https://jpaulreed.com PGP: 0xDF8708F8
