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The escape codes seem to be what you should be expecting. Git paths are arbitrary binary bytestrings so it looks like whatever you're using to print out the structure is erring on the side of caution and showing anything non-ascii like that.
Does it still happen if you tag the strings with whatever the right encoding is for your repository?
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[-]Rugged::Patch new_file[:path] / old_file[:path] got wrong encoded string[/-][+]Rugged::Patch #new_file / #old_file method got a wrong encoded [:path] string[/+][-]Rugged::Patch #new_file / #old_file method got a wrong encoded [:path] string[/-][+]Rugged::Diff::Delta #new_file / #old_file method got a wrong encoded [:path] string[/+]carlosmn commentedon Aug 26, 2021
The escape codes seem to be what you should be expecting. Git paths are arbitrary binary bytestrings so it looks like whatever you're using to print out the structure is erring on the side of caution and showing anything non-ascii like that.
Does it still happen if you tag the strings with whatever the right encoding is for your repository?