SZEDER Gábor <[email protected]> writes:
> Another Python 2 vs 3 issue, perhaps?
>
> # Python2, good:
> ...
> 'f8fd6737fbe5a45c97ba9c9de495dc46ff11eccd',
> '100644',
> 'file1-mv.txt',
> 'similarity index 90%\nrename from file1.txt\nrename to
> file1-mv.txt\nindex 2bef330..f8fd673 100644\n']
> # Python3, bad:
> ...
> 'f8fd6737fbe5a45c97ba9c9de495dc46ff11eccd',
> '100644',
> 'file1-mv.txt',
> 'similarity index 90%\n'
> 'rename from file1.txt\n'
> 'rename to file1-mv.txt\n'
> 'index 2bef330..f8fd673 100644\n']
>
> Let's just stick to plain old printf for now, as suggested by Phillip
> earlier, to reduce unnecessary confusion.
I notice that the latter is pretty-printed. Pay attention to the
last few lines that end without a trailing comma. Literal string
concatenation taking place to form a single string here, in which
case both are giving us the same string?
By the way, sorry for an earlier response based on what I
misremembered, which may have confused the discussion unnecessarily.
Ever since 65056021 ("built-in diff.", 2006-04-28) made "git diff" a
built-in, we had used (or at least attempted to use) <path> from
<treeish>:<path>, so it is not unexpected to see paths in two blob
diff output.
