"bzr commit" in Checkout crash with directory contain non-ascii char

[jack]

I init a branch in local dir (orig)

create a checkout (chk in local) from (orig)
create a branch (brh in local)
add some change in the checkout
and then "bzr commit" in the checkout, and crash
run "bzr commit" in brh seems no problem.

checkout's info
Checkout (format: 2a)
Location:
       checkout root: .
  checkout of branch: /home/jack/桌面/testbase/orig

paths include:
/home/jack/桌面/testbase/orig
/home/jack/桌面/testbase/chk
/home/jack/桌面/testbase/brh

[Robert Collins (lifeless)]

 status confirmed
 importance high

We really should squash all these i18n related bugs

[Parth Malwankar (parthm)]

I tried a few combinations but wasn't able to reproduce this. (bzr 2.1.1, ubuntu 9.10, python 2.6.4).
Could you mention the exact commands that can reproduce this?

These are the things that I tried.

[testbase]% pwd
/home/parthm/tmp/€/testbase
[testbase]% bzr init orig
Created a standalone tree (format: 2a)
[testbase]% bzr checkout orig chk
[testbase]% cd chk
[chk]% touch x
[chk]% bzr add
adding x
[chk]% bzr ci -m "added x"
Committing to: /home/parthm/tmp/€/testbase/orig/
added x
Committed revision 1.
[chk]% echo hello > hello.txt
[chk]% bzr add
adding hello.txt
[chk]% bzr ci -m "added hello"
Committing to: /home/parthm/tmp/€/testbase/orig/
added hello.txt
Committed revision 2.
[chk]% cd ..
[testbase]% ls orig
[testbase]% cd chk
[chk]% cd ..
[testbase]% bzr branch orig brh
Branched 2 revision(s).
[testbase]% ls brh
hello.txt x
[testbase]% cd brh
[brh]% touch y
[brh]% bzr add
adding y
[brh]% bzr ci -m "added y"
Committing to: /home/parthm/tmp/€/testbase/brh/
added y
Committed revision 3.
[brh]% bzr push :parent
All changes applied successfully.
Pushed up to revision 3.
[brh]% cd ../chk
[chk]% bzr pull ../orig
+N y
All changes applied successfully.
Now on revision 3.
[chk]% echo hello >> y
[chk]% bzr ci -m "updatd"
Committing to: /home/parthm/tmp/€/testbase/orig/
modified y
Committed revision 4.
[chk]% cd ..
[testbase]% bzr checkout --lightweight orig chk2
[testbase]% cd chk2
[chk2]% echo world >> hello.txt
[chk2]% bzr ci -m "updated hello"
Committing to: /home/parthm/tmp/€/testbase/orig/
modified hello.txt
Committed revision 5.
[chk2]%

[jack (jacksjy)]

Robert Collins
Martin Pool
Parth Malwankar

Sorry for my mistake,

I check my bash_history and

I reproduce the problem , and I think it is not cause by the unicode, and may be this is not a bug.

I make a checkout circle(i'm not sure it is the right discription).

chk 's info
Checkout (format: 2a)
Location:
       checkout root: .
  checkout of branch: /home/jack/桌面/testbase/orig

orig 's info
Checkout (format: 2a)
Location:
       checkout root: .
  checkout of branch: /home/jack/桌面/testbase/chk

Thanks for your reply.

[Parth Malwankar (parthm)]

Yes. The crash report does say "maximum recursion depth exceeded".
The attached script reproduces this but the script method is quite a corner case. If someone can think of this happening in a more common case then probably we can fail early by doing a check before creating a checkout. I will mark this as low for now. It can probably be won't fix also if there is no other way of creating this error.

[Martin Pool (mbp)]

From Parth's description #5 I think this is bug 405192