--- Jeff Smith wrote:
> On Thursday 01 February 2007 11:45, Frodak wrote:
> > But you can set it have a different output style
> other
> > then native. Just set the EOL style to either LF
> or
> > CRLF and when you checkout the file will have that
> EOL
> > style regardless of what platform you are on.
>
> Frodak,
> That does not solve the problem that when the file
> is considdered
> binary (forced by svn because it has mixed EOL
> styles), then it did
> not allow me to use svn:eol-style
>
> We are saying that svn needs to be more forgiving by
> letting us treat
> that file as text anyway, i.e. setting svn:eol-style
>
I consider a file with mixed EOLs to be a binary file.
If it was a text file then it wouldn't have mixed
EOLs. When I run into this issue on a file I know is
supposed to be text, I can easily fix the issue with
sed or tr or have my editor save with unmixed EOLs.
I don't think that this is something SVN needs. But
if you guys do, by all means implement it.
:-)
Frodak
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