Git windows+linux Russian filename problem

Question

git

The meaning is this
Let's say 2 developers
1 on Windows
2 on Ubuntu

Now the first developer adds a file with a Russian name to the git (that's a bastard) and pushes
Now the second one makes a pool on Ubuntu and gets the file name %EA%EE%EC%EC%E5 %ED%F2%E0%F0%E8%FF%EC%E8
and this is not the worst - git status says that a new file with the corresponding name has appeared
and cannot be changed - it simply does not find it
And so on all unixes and

Macs Server Gitolight How

can I fix this?
Where is the same setting so that the server has normal file names?
If not, is there an easy way to disable non-english characters in commit names?

Answer 1

… is there an easy way to disable non-english characters in commit names?
there is an easy way - to use the git pre-receive hook in the remote rep where the push is given, and you can also use the git pre-commit hook in the developers' local reps.
read about hooks here , there are also examples of such hooks

Answer 2

I don’t know how to git, but on svn you can attach a pre-check before the commit =) and check <substitute what you need here>. In your case, the best check is /[\w\-]+/. No need to fight the wind, ban such files, or give lyuley to the one who commits such files. This seems to me the best option.

Answer 3

From msysgit ReleaseNotes.rtf:
git and bash have serious problems with non-ASCII file names (Issue 80, 159).

Answer 4

Yes, you will have to limit the names of the files when pushing

Answer 5

On Windows, install msysgit-unicode with unicode support, and then push