Fix encoding error when trying to show a diff: #898
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- ### Problem
Copying or creating a file with UTF-8 charatacters would raise an
encoding error when:
1) There is a collision and the user wants to see a diff.
2) The application has set its `Encoding.default_internal` to a
non-nil value.
### Context
In Rails applications, the `Encoding.default_internal` is set to
UTF-8. The `Encoding.default_external` will be used to transcode
a string because the `default_internal` is not nil. So doing
this would raise a `Encoding::UndefinedConversionError`
```ruby
content = "\xE2\x80\x99".force_encoding(Encoding::ASCII_8_BIT)
File.write("my_file.rb", content)
```
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Ref rails/rails#54733
Problem
Copying or creating a file with UTF-8 charatacters would raise an encoding conversion error when:
Encoding.default_internalto a non-nil value.Context
In Rails applications, the
Encoding.default_internalis set to UTF-8. TheEncoding.default_externalwill be used to transcode a string because thedefault_internalis not nil. So doing this would raise aEncoding::UndefinedConversionErrorIn Thor's case, the encoding of the source file will always be
ASCII_8_BITbecause we are reading the file in binary mode:thor/lib/thor/actions/file_manipulation.rb
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