Github user nlalevee commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/ant-ivy/pull/20
I agree with you both.
Ivy has never specified a version scheme, and it is kind of its strength,
it can be compatible with a lot of use case. We should continue to do so.
But we shouldn't mess with the filesystem either, we should support at
least the 3 main OS: Linux, Windows and OSX.
So a correct fix for this issue might be harder. Like there is an
URLEncoder, Ivy should probably have a FileNameEncoder which will be able to
write any file names and read them back.
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