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RE: Odd Conflicts (EOL issues) in repo converted from VSS

From: Damian Sinclair <Damian.Sinclair_at_homechoice.net>
Date: 2007-01-30 17:10:18 CET

> What exactly does "set all our clients to native eol" mean?

To be precise, it means that our clients are configured with autoprops
of the form: "*.java = svn:eol-style=native" for the appropriate
filetypes.

> Are you using auto-props to add the svn:eol-style property to
> all text files? If so, those only apply to newly-added files
> from those clients. You still need to explicitly add that
> property to all existing files, and then you will get the
> behavior you expect.

 All the relevant server files are already set with the svn:eol-style
property set to native. I just repeated a test I've done a dozen times
now. I branched from one of the imported lines, checked that the
svn:eol-style property was set to native on the server and client,
checked out a working copy and added a single line comment. I then did
an svn diff on my working copy and it showed that every single line had
changed. On commit and subsequent comparison of revisions, the same
thing is shown and this results in a conflict on any future merge of
that change to another branch.

 As I said, it seems as if the import managed to create the repo with
CRLF line endings and now any modify and commit results in every line
being shown as different as the eol-native converts the Windows
line-ending to Unix on commit. I guess the mass modify and re-commit is
the only answer if svn itself doesn't offer an easier way out of the
predicament we've put ourselves in somehow.

Damian Sinclair

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