I got the same error. It doesn't have to involve badly configured charsets anywhere, just a bad filename.
Reproduction is very simple.
~$ mkdir bugtest ~$ cd bugtest/ ~/bugtest$ bzr init ~/bugtest$ touch `printf "\x83"` ~/bugtest$ bzr status
I got the same error. It doesn't have to involve badly configured
charsets anywhere, just a bad filename.
Reproduction is very simple.
~$ mkdir bugtest
~$ cd bugtest/
~/bugtest$ bzr init
~/bugtest$ touch `printf "\x83"`
~/bugtest$ bzr status