Re: 'svn log' failure

On Tue, Jul 06, 2004 at 03:25:56PM +0100, Joe Orton wrote:
> The difference in "svn log" output seems to occur when a CRLF sequence
> happens to fall over a packet boundary, so when receiving two packets
> like:
>
> packet 1: "foo\r"
> packet 2: "\nbar"
>
> the log message gets printed as "foo\n\nbar"; otherwise it gets printed
> as the expected "foo\nbar". I did some quick tests exercising ne_xml
> directly and can't trigger any XML parser bugs in whitespace handling
> like that, so maybe this an artifact of the EOL translation inside SVN.

Aren't our log messages supposed to be UTF8 with LF line endings?

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