Environment:
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Audirvāna Origin (latest version)
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macOS Tahoe
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Music library hosted on NAS, mounted via WebDAV
Issue:
When the music library is accessed through a WebDAV-mounted network drive, any files or folders whose names contain accented Latin characters (e.g.,É,ö,ü,ñ) are not recognized during library scanning and cannot be played.
Example:
Album: CHOPIN ORBIT by Hayato Sumino (Sony Classical, 2026, 24/96kHz)
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Track 2: Étude in A-Flat Major, Op. 25, No. 1 “Aeolian Harp” → fails to scan/play
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Track 6: Étude in G-Flat Major, Op. 10, No. 5 “Black Keys” → fails to scan/play
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Other tracks without accented characters → work fine
Folders with accented characters in their names are also skipped entirely during scanning.
Expected behavior:
All files should be scanned and playable regardless of Unicode characters in file/folder names.
Workaround:
Renaming files/folders to remove accented characters resolves the issue, but this is not practical for classical music libraries where accented characters (Étude, Prélude, etc.) are extremely common.
Note:
The same files play correctly when accessed via SMB mount or stored locally, confirming this is specific to WebDAV path handling.
This appears to be a URL percent-encoding issue in the WebDAV file enumeration logic — accented characters require proper UTF-8 encoding/decoding in WebDAV URIs.