Test files › Folders and paths › unicode-dir-names.zip
Sample ZIP file (unicode dir names)
Directory names in Japanese, Cyrillic and Greek, one made of emoji, and the same accented name in both Unicode normalization forms.
↓ Download unicode-dir-names.zip| Filename | unicode-dir-names.zip |
| Format | ZIP |
| Size | 1.6 KB (1,589 bytes) |
| MIME type | application/zip |
| SHA-256 | 451a050f856e348efa890ef540dcc4a493bb6b6a1af3a8f304ce39e46a012de1 |
What this file catchesMultibyte path handling. Each Japanese character is three bytes in UTF-8 and each emoji is four, so these names are far longer in bytes than in characters, which is what a 255-byte limit actually measures. The two cafe directories are byte-different and look identical: on macOS they may collide into one, on Linux they stay separate, and a path comparison between them fails on every platform unless you normalise first.
Download & verify
curl -fsSL -o "unicode-dir-names.zip" "https://files.hexaqa.com/folder/unicode-dir-names.zip"
curl -fsSL "https://files.hexaqa.com/folder/unicode-dir-names.zip" | sha256sum
# expect: 451a050f856e348efa890ef540dcc4a493bb6b6a1af3a8f304ce39e46a012de1