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On 2007-05-17 22:49:00 +0200, Yann Dirson wrote:

> A known annoying limitation of this version (very quickly adapted)
> is that quoted files in the "git ls-files" output trigger the
> assert() clause. I'd use "-z", but it looks like noone wrote a
> zero-separated file reader for python (how that makes me regret perl
> ;).
>
> I can surely write one, but do we want this to be in python after
> all ? At least in perl it would be easy to fix this issue, but do we
> even accept perl scripts for such features ? OTOH, I'm not sure it
> is worth rewriting in C...

I was under the impression that perl was somewhat acceptable, while
python is not used in git anymore?

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