Jed Brown

There are encoding issues on Windows due to conflicting choices made by Git and Python-3, so this is not currently supported.

The main stumbling block for Python-3 is unicode. Git stores paths unencoded and we can pass it directly to the file system on Linux, but Windows requires encoding to create...

The unicode issue has to be resolved to support python3. The sorted call should just use key=lambda p,s: max(s), but it's just the tip of the iceberg.

sorted appeared in python-2.4, including the key argument.

Christoph Buchner [email protected] writes: > yes, I know. the question was: what is the minimum python version that > git-fat expects/needs? Most of my testing is with 2.7. 2.6 has...

Thanks for the update, Tim. I have not used MS products in 20 years and find the various failure modes and Python POSIX-Windows inconsistencies confusing. Is anyone aware of a...

Thanks for the run-down. With regard to file names, my first priority is to be exactly compatible with Git, which stores file names with unspecified encoding (the encoding must agree...

Right, but I get path names in unspecified encoding from Git and I want to hand those bytes directly to the operating system without insisting on guessing the encoding so...

Here's a suggested test. ```diff diff --git i/examples/fluids/blasius.yaml w/examples/fluids/blasius.yaml index cf3056b1e..fd7516ee6 100644 --- i/examples/fluids/blasius.yaml +++ w/examples/fluids/blasius.yaml @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ implicit: true ts: adapt_type: 'none' type: 'beuler' - dt: 0.2e-5...

For performance monitoring, you can add `-log_view -log_view_gpu_time`.