That's consistent with my experience with applications written in Python (earlier today I was griping that Quod Libet, a python music player, won't run). Sometimes they work, sometimes the distro breaks them. It's a shame - hg look neat and git is awful, but at least it's written in C. =/
Quod Libet has significantly more complex dependencies than Mercurial. Mercurial is actually written in a combination of Python and C. I believe Git is written in C and shell scripts.
Difficult question. I don't think this is the appropriate forum to complain in length about Git, but I just can't pass up the opportunity. Sorry, Luke
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...in Python's standard library. Which is not the fault of hg. Whether it's the fault of Python (for assuming LC_CTYPE is set reasonably) or Unix n00bs at Apple (not knowing how to set LC_CTYPE in Terminal) isn't clear.
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Alternatively, set your LANG/LC_* environment variable to something that's valid, like en_US.UTF-8. Just "UTF-8" by itself isn't valid.
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On ~/.bash_profile:
export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8
export LANG=en_US.UTF-8
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In this case, it isn't a distro problem.
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locale.getlocale()
...in Python's standard library. Which is not the fault of hg. Whether it's the fault of Python (for assuming LC_CTYPE is set reasonably) or Unix n00bs at Apple (not knowing how to set LC_CTYPE in Terminal) isn't clear.
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