[Finder][urgent] Remove asterisk and question mark from folder name in test to prevent windows file system issues. #11988
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…ilesystem issues. A previous commit introduced a folder with a question mark and an asterisk which are invalid NTFS folder name characters and prevented checkout on those systems.
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@phazei Thanks for taking care about this. Please update your PR to base on and target the 2.3 branch (and not master). |
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the asterisks part was already done in this PR: #11985 |
This was referenced Sep 23, 2014
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Closing in favor of #11989 |
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Bugfix: Yes
Fixed tickets: #11984 , #11985
Related tickets: #11970
Commit #11970 prevented Symphony from being checked out via windows due to invalid characters in a folder name within the tests.
The issue was reported in #11984 and was attempted to be fixed in #11985 but wasn't due to still including the question mark.
Please accept this ASAP as it entirely breaks any composer that relies on it.