pypy/module/time/test/apptest_time.py::test_strftime

pypy/module/time/test/apptest_time.py::test_strftime_nonascii

@pytest.mark.skipif(sys.platform=="win32", reason='fails on win32')
    def test_strftime_nonascii():
        import time
        import _locale
        prev_loc = _locale.setlocale(_locale.LC_TIME)
        try:
            _locale.setlocale(_locale.LC_TIME, "fr_CH")
        except _locale.Error:
            skip("unsupported locale LC_TIME=fr_CH")
        try:
            s = time.strftime('%B.', time.localtime(192039127))
            # I am unsure, but I think that this fails because decoding of
            # the result isn't done in the fr_CH locale.  There is no code
            # to grab the LC_TIME locale specifically, which is the one
            # used by strftime().
>           assert s == "f\xe9vrier."
E           (application-level) AssertionError: assert 'fÃ©vrier.' == 'février.'

module/time/test/apptest_time.py:522: AssertionError

builder: own-macos-x86-64 build #1205

test: pypy/module/time/test/apptest_time/py/test_strftime_nonascii