Sorry, but this is not a duplicate. As I explained in the description, renaming the top directory is enough to fix the problem, and it's in valid UTF-8. I've been using UTF-8 for ages, and all the files in this folder are correctly named:
$ python utf8-filename-check.py
You don't have any filenames with broken names
So this bug is really more of a problem, because it means all non-English scripts fail to synchronize. Sounds strange to me that I'm the only one seeing this.
Sorry, but this is not a duplicate. As I explained in the description, renaming the top directory is enough to fix the problem, and it's in valid UTF-8. I've been using UTF-8 for ages, and all the files in this folder are correctly named: check.py
$ python utf8-filename-
You don't have any filenames with broken names
So this bug is really more of a problem, because it means all non-English scripts fail to synchronize. Sounds strange to me that I'm the only one seeing this.