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Alexander Loginov-Solonitsyn2015-09-03 01:12:08
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Alexander Loginov-Solonitsyn, 2015-09-03 01:12:08

Git-bash (v2.5.0.windows.1) prints Cyrillic incorrectly. What could be the problem?

In general, the problem is this - I installed fresh Git on fresh Windows, but it turned out that the updated Git-bash console does not print Cyrillic. Rather, it prints, but only in the form of such holey rectangles:
https://yadi.sk/i/JuslN-JiiqNyu
Tell me - maybe there are solutions?
(font in console - consolas)

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Robur, 2019-03-22
@jeruthadam

You don't need to look at the code - it's just a command to create a symlink - everything is written in the description what happens.
The application does not recognize anything, it connects the `~/import-me` module - the node goes to node_modules, and looks for this module there along the path `node_modules/~/import-me` , which resolves to `app/import-me` since ~ is a symlink.
try manually going to `node_modules/~/import-me` in the console and you will understand everything.

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Quber, 2015-09-03
@kasheibess

Everyone has this problem on windows. Change editor in git settings. The current encoding of the editor does not support Cyrillic.

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