Braces in Remote Branch Names Are Truncated

[crbunney]

I've found that remote refs that contain braces are truncated when inspected using GitPython. This doesn't seem to affect local refs. I constructed a contrived example to demonstrate:

Python version (python --version): Python 2.7.6
GitPython version (python -c 'import git; print git.__version__'): 1.0.1

Test Code:

import git
r = git.Repo('/tmp/testrepo')
origin = r.create_remote('origin', 'file:///tmp/testorigin')
for r in origin.fetch():
    print r

Actual Output:

origin/master
origin/test
origin/test
origin/test

Expected Output:

origin/master
origin/test{test
origin/test{test}test
origin/test}test

Test Setup:

mkdir -p /tmp/testrepo
cd /tmp/testrepo
git init
touch foo.txt
git add foo.txt
git commit -a -m 'testrepo initial commit'
git checkout -b test{branch}with_braces

mkdir -p /tmp/testorigin
cd /tmp/testorigin
git init
touch bar.txt
git add bar.txt
git commit -a -m 'testorigin initial commit'
git checkout -b test{test}test
git checkout -b test{test
git checkout -b test}test

[Byron]

Thanks for letting me know ! Apparently the parser consuming the output of git fetch doesn't work correctly ... might be this regular expression that assumes there must only be alphanumeric characters in the paths. Similar problems might occour with unicode characters, I assume, thus when this one is fixed, another test for the latter could be in order.