@Schwieb @rosyna Can you tell whether it works because NSURL was fixed or because of runtime normalization?
@rosyna Also, there were cases where restoring from backup could mess up the names on disk so they were no longer normalized the same way.
@rosyna Yes, I linked to an example in a prior post, and commenters found more. I think the guy was even using the NSURL methods.
@rosyna Since APFS is normalization-preserving, that doesn’t solve the problem. You can get back the “correct†norm… https://t.co/BYJFk5FJng
@rosyna Yes, but there could also be problems even if you always used the right API.
@steipete I didn’t file one, since it seemed to be a widely known problem when I first encountered it.
@rosyna I’m aware of that. Not sure what your comment is in reference to…using that API most certainly does not fix… https://t.co/gcyeG3bhTV
@rsebbe Seems to me that it was about ideology. Adding normalization was a reluctant change. Didn’t act on feedback… https://t.co/uZR2UAaoXA
Disappointed that Xcode 9 doesn’t fix the incompatibility between XCTest and partial availability.
Little Snitch 4 Public Beta: https://t.co/27Ph9QA1YA #mjtsaiblog
APFS Native Normalization: https://t.co/bG6eNmR49E #mjtsaiblog
Bug in Skylake and Kaby Lake Hyper-threading: https://t.co/UgMvgxmoI8 #mjtsaiblog
Google Will Stop Reading Your E-mails for Gmail Ads: https://t.co/ILXtFx7USD #mjtsaiblog
@ddribin I've had to replace (warranty, thankfully) about 1/3 of our Crees within the first 2.5 years.