When I fetch a bower package, it is stored at a temp dir.
In some cases, the computer's username may have an @.
In this case, the generated temp dir will contain this @, making svn act weird.
For example, in Windows, if I have "example@example.com" as username, generated temp dir will be:
C:\Users\EXAMPLE~1.COM\AppData\Local\Temp\PC-EX-example@example.com\bower\PACKAGE-NAME-XXXX
SVN interprets the @ on this uri as something else and it crops it to:
C:\Users\EXAMPLE~1.COM\AppData\Local\Temp\PC-EX-example
Storing the data somewhere else. Then, when bower tries to read and copy the files, it throws an error
I'm making a PR for fix this issue
When I fetch a bower package, it is stored at a temp dir.
In some cases, the computer's username may have an @.
In this case, the generated temp dir will contain this @, making svn act weird.
For example, in Windows, if I have "example@example.com" as username, generated temp dir will be:
C:\Users\EXAMPLE~1.COM\AppData\Local\Temp\PC-EX-example@example.com\bower\PACKAGE-NAME-XXXXSVN interprets the @ on this uri as something else and it crops it to:
C:\Users\EXAMPLE~1.COM\AppData\Local\Temp\PC-EX-exampleStoring the data somewhere else. Then, when bower tries to read and copy the files, it throws an error
I'm making a PR for fix this issue