branch checkout failure on Windows OS with NTFS

[VanilleGrobi]

This is probably more a FYI than an actual issue
I'm running emacs on Windows 11, and checkout of the master-branch (onto NTFS) appears to have issues with the "*"-character on these files:

'tests/fixture-deltas/combobulate-envelope-expand-instructions-tsx/component.tsx[choice*-with-complex-missing-field-alt@1~after].tsx'
'tests/fixture-deltas/combobulate-envelope-expand-instructions-tsx/component.tsx[choice*-with-complex-missing-field-consequence@1~after].tsx'
'tests/fixture-deltas/combobulate-envelope-expand-instructions/blank.py[choice*-with-complex-missing-field@1~after].py'

...I didn't see it mentioned anywhere, so, thought it might be worth sharing.

Effectively it leads to package installation failure (for me) using package-vc

(use-package combobulate
  :preface
  ;; You can customize Combobulate's key prefix here.
  ;; Note that you may have to restart Emacs for this to take effect!
  (setq combobulate-key-prefix "C-c o")

  ;; Optional, but recommended.
  ;;
  ;; You can manually enable Combobulate with `M-x
  ;; combobulate-mode'.
  :hook ((python-ts-mode . combobulate-mode)
         (js-ts-mode . combobulate-mode)
         (css-ts-mode . combobulate-mode)
         (yaml-ts-mode . combobulate-mode)
         (json-ts-mode . combobulate-mode)
         (typescript-ts-mode . combobulate-mode)
         (tsx-ts-mode . combobulate-mode)
         )
  :ensure t
  :vc (:url "https://github.com/mickeynp/combobulate" :branch "master")
  )

Doing a manual checkout, I see the following being created instead:

tests/fixture-deltas/combobulate-envelope-expand-instructions-tsx/component.tsx[choice-with-complex-missing-field-alt@1~after].tsx
tests/fixture-deltas/combobulate-envelope-expand-instructions-tsx/component.tsx[choice-with-complex-missing-field-consequence@1~after].tsx
tests/fixture-deltas/combobulate-envelope-expand-instructions/blank.py[choice-with-complex-missing-field@1~after].py

It's my first report, and I do hope the description is sufficient and actually helpful.

[mickeynp]

Thank you for the report. One workaround is to download the zip of the repo and just not extract the tests --- you won't need them, I don't think.

I'll see about renaming the files.

[VanilleGrobi]

Np; I can get it working. It's just "an inconvenience".
Thanks a lot.

[AustinMooreT]

Before these get renamed if someone else wants to clone it you can do the following.

Clone the repo, then after the checkout fails cd into it. Then do the following:

git reset
git config core.protectNTFS false
git checkout

For reference see the following SO post.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63727594/github-git-checkout-returns-error-invalid-path-on-windows