Figured it out. Apparently when I checked out the code, I indicated that
git should convert the \n to \r\n(native line ending on Windows), which
causes the tests to fail, as the "known-good" files were subtly changed
with their line endings, which caused the (binary) comparison to fail.
Fortunate
Guten Tag Robert Middleton,
am Sonntag, 6. September 2020 um 20:54 schrieben Sie:
> Thorsten, do all of the tests pass for you? The reason I ask is because
> the 'encodingtest' always fails for me. I've gotten the build to run with
> Github Actions as well, and it always fails there as well, so
Thorsten, do all of the tests pass for you? The reason I ask is because
the 'encodingtest' always fails for me. I've gotten the build to run with
Github Actions as well, and it always fails there as well, so maybe there's
some sort of locale/encoding issue going on?
One of the tests currently fa
