On 02/03/2012 04:57 PM, Philip Martin wrote:
> Johan Holmberg<holmberg_at_iar.se> writes:
>
>> Yes, in one case I get a difference for the $Id$ line (from "svn diff"):
>>
>> -$Id:$
>> +$Id$
> OK. I think the file in the repository has '$Id:$' instead of '$Id$' for
> the keyword. Committing the file should fix the problem.
I edited the file to actually contain $Id$ (removing the previous
expansion present in the working copy). That seems to have solved the
problem for that file.
>> and in the other files the "svn diff" show a difference on line
>> endings (Windows .vs. UNIX). But the files have svn:eol-style native
>> set, and appear as normal UNIX text files in the working copies.
> A similar problem here, the file in the repository should have \n line
> endings but the file has some \r\n line endings. Once again committing
> the file should fix the problem (although mixed line endings may cause
> the commit to fail and require you to make them consistent before
> committing).
But here my working copy files are already UNIX text files (no \r\n line
endings). And Subversion refuses to commit unchanges files. Perhaps I
should:
- temporarily remove the "svn:eol-style native" settings + commit
- then remove any \r\n + commit
- finally add back the "svn:eol-style native" attribute
Or is there some easier way? (this three-step process seemed to work for
the first file I tried).
/Johan Holmberg
Received on 2012-02-03 17:33:49 CET