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Add patch to support Unicode filenames in windows #47
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For reference, latest thread in HDF5 forum: http://hdf-forum.184993.n3.nabble.com/RFC-PATCH-Windows-Unicode-Filename-support-td4030106.html |
We missed this one completely. I would be OK with that patch. Do you want to send a PR? We would need to test the new package against some key downstream dependencies, like |
@ocefpaf we have tested this with The only problem is that it is backward-incompatible: it will assume paths are given as UTF-8 strings, which will break on Windows for users which are passing file names with the proper encoding. |
That may be problem :-/ To be honest I'm not a Windows user to say what is the best course of action here. I'll ask about this in our next meeting and see what others think. BTW: our meeting are open to the community, let me know if you two want to pitch that idea yourselves 😜 |
just want to mention that I would be in favor of this patch being part of the recipe |
We'll just have to wait for 1.10.6, HDF have already added this feature upstream ;) https://github.com/live-clones/hdf5/commit/750b5c293076b6a446088fa3020e4e0787d489d7 |
thanks for this information @tadeu !! |
should this be closed with edit: I guess this should be done once conda-forge has migrated to |
Hello,
The HDF5 library currently does not support filenames with unicode characters.
This can be seen on these threads: here and here.
This can be easily done through a patch. At the company that I work for, we have our own patched version of HDF5, but we're moving to conda-forge and we want to contribute it back.
Please ignore references to our issue tracker. The patch we use is this:
Would you be willing to add this to the feedstock? I can contribute it with a PR.
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