File name handling

Will my system store, show and give back a file name it did not expect?

The filename-handling preset builds a whole set of real test files for this question in one command, and a manifest.json beside them saying how your system should react to each file. Everything below is read from the program, at the defaults of this version.

What does it usually find?

a name that looks like a different one on screen, in a log or in a list
a name cut, trimmed or rewritten between upload and storage
a length limit counted in characters where the storage counts bytes

What is in the set?

At its defaults, as tfg preset show filename-handling reports it:

Files	50
Targets in its recipe	50
Total size	51 200 B
Formats	txt

And what the manifest of that set expects from your system:

Expected	Meaning	Files
`accept`	Your system should take the file.	4
`unspecified`	It depends on the rules of your system. You decide, then check that what happens is what you meant.	46

What can you change?

Setting	Takes	Default	What it does
`--format`	a format id from the formats page	`txt`	The format of every file in the set. It is a flag of the tool itself, and the preset only gives it a default.

How do you run it?

See what the set would cost, build it, or take its recipe to edit:

tfg preset show filename-handling
tfg generate --preset filename-handling --out ./filename-handling
tfg preset eject filename-handling > filename-handling.yaml

Or build on it in a recipe of your own, next to your tests:

version: 1
extends: preset:filename-handling