Re: i18n problem

On Fri, Aug 29, 2003 at 11:17:19AM +0000, Han The Man wrote:
> >You're our lucky winner for today!
> >
> >See http://svnbook.red-bean.com/html-chunk/ch06.html#svn-ch-6-sect-1.1
>
> You mean, this was implemented already? So what was all the fuzz
> about? ;-)

Well, if I understood you correctly, yes. If you want the log-encoding
option to live in the repository so that even remote clients can access
it, (but still have local config files that override it) then this has
NOT yet been implemented. Functionality like this has been talked about
before.

> Anyway... so, if i put the encoding statement from your example into
> my config-file, the svn clients will read this? Or is that
> "to-be-done"?

If you put the log-encoding option into your system-wide config file (or
the system-wide part of the registry on a Windows box) then all the
clients on that machine will use it, unless their ~/.subversion/config
file overrides it.

i.e. Set log-encoding in /etc/subversion/config:

Then when Bob runs Subversion on the same machine, it will read
/etc/subversion/config. If he has specified a different value in
/home/bob/.subversion/config, it will override the system-wide setting.

The same applies to user fred on the same machine. And user joe, etc.
:)

User sue on another machine will not be affected by the above.

I hope I've explained things clearly enough :)

-- 
Michael Wood <mwood@its.uct.ac.za>
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