=?UTF-8?B?QnJhbmtvIMSMaWJlag==?= <brane@xbc.nu> writes:
> cmpilato@tigris.org wrote:
>
> >Author: cmpilato
> >Date: Tue Mar 18 12:10:34 2003
> >New Revision: 5374
[...]
> Hm! here's what happens on the Windows tests now:
>
> CMD: svn.exe "pg" "--strict" "svn:ignore" "working_copies/prop_tests-12/A" <TIME = 0.079000>
> svn pg --strict svn:ignore output does not match expected.
> Expected standard output: ['*.o\r\n', 'foo.c\r\n']
>
> Actual standard output: ['*.o\n', 'foo.c\n']
>
> FAIL: prop_tests.py 12: some svn: properties should be converted
>
>
> I thought that we always converted multiline props to the correct locale
> and native EOLN format on output? I think we're missing a conversion here.
I can confirm that this happens in Win2k, and that it doesn't fail
with revision 5374 removed. But I'm confused. I debugged a HEAD svn
client, and watched as it converted the above property from a '\n'-EOL
to a '\r\n'-EOL format. Then this value is written through a stream
interface which is atop apr_file_get_stdout(). Is this different than
just using printf() ? I want a true binary output stream here.
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Received on Wed Mar 19 07:53:55 2003