Index: doc/book/misc-docs/directory_versioning.xml
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--- doc/book/misc-docs/directory_versioning.xml (revision 11255)
+++ doc/book/misc-docs/directory_versioning.xml (working copy)
@@ -40,9 +40,9 @@
numbers of the same versioned item do not
imply different contents.
- Nevertheless, the contents of foo.c:4
+ Nevertheless, the content of foo.c:4
is still well-defined. The file foo.c in
- revision 4 has a specific text and properties.
+ revision 4 has specific text and properties.
Suppose, now, that we extend this concept to directories.
If we have a directory DIR, define
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@
seems fine in the repository—the repository is very
theoretically pure anyway. However, because working copies
allow mixed revisions, it's easy to create problematic
- use-cases.
+ use-cases.
Index: doc/book/misc-docs/best_practices.xml
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--- doc/book/misc-docs/best_practices.xml (revision 11255)
+++ doc/book/misc-docs/best_practices.xml (working copy)
@@ -213,7 +213,7 @@
Line Endings
- Different platforms (Unix, Windows, MacOS) have different
+ Different platforms (Unix, Windows, Mac OS) have different
conventions for marking the line endings of text files. Simple
editors may rewrite line endings, causing problems with diff and
merge. This is a subset of the formatting problems.
@@ -221,7 +221,7 @@
Subversion has built-in support for normalizing line
endings. To enable it, set the svn:eol-style
property to ``native''. See Properties in the Subversion
- book. for more information
+ book for more information
@@ -250,7 +250,7 @@
- You can not easily remove revisions. (There is no
+ You cannot easily remove revisions. (There is no
equivalent to cvs admin -o.) If you might
not want something to be in the repository, make sure it is
not included in your commit. Check for sensitive
Index: doc/book/misc-docs/quick_walkthrough.xml
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--- doc/book/misc-docs/quick_walkthrough.xml (revision 11255)
+++ doc/book/misc-docs/quick_walkthrough.xml (working copy)
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
Here's an opportunity to play with Subversion in some
hands-on examples. The Subversion commands demoed here are just
- small examples of what Subversion can do; see the Chapter 3 in
+ small examples of what Subversion can do; see Chapter 3 in
the Subversion Book for full explanations of each.