test-web: use path with unique unicode sequence

Change the test path from "éxcitement" to "¡excitement!" since the
former has multiple valid unicode encodings (e.g. given combining
characters, etc.).

With the previous string, the test might fail if something along the way
normalized it (which was the case on at least some versions of OS X).

Thanks to ilovezfs for reporting the problem and helping with the fix.

Signed-off-by: Rob Browning <rlb@defaultvalue.org>
Tested-by: Rob Browning <rlb@defaultvalue.org>

diff --git a/t/test-web.sh b/t/test-web.sh
index dd46194ab9ac8e178e6de4aa3048a56e6d8cb3a3..45eac5e042479d19c2f6265a8467c85a01835e84 100755 (executable)
--- a/t/test-web.sh
+++ b/t/test-web.sh
@@ -46,18 +46,18 @@ if test -n "$run_test"; then
     WVSTART 'web'
     WVPASS bup init
     WVPASS mkdir src
-    WVPASS echo 'éxcitement' > src/data
+    WVPASS echo '¡excitement!' > src/data
     WVPASS bup index src
-    WVPASS bup save -n 'éxcitement' --strip src
+    WVPASS bup save -n '¡excitement!' --strip src
 
     "$TOP/bup" web unix://socket &
     web_pid=$!
     wait-for-server-start
 
     WVPASS curl --unix-socket ./socket \
-           'http://localhost/%C3%A9xcitement/latest/data' > result
+           'http://localhost/%C2%A1excitement%21/latest/data' > result
 
-    WVPASSEQ 'éxcitement' "$(cat result)"
+    WVPASSEQ '¡excitement!' "$(cat result)"
     WVPASS kill -s TERM "$web_pid"
     WVPASS wait "$web_pid"
 fi