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kfogel@collab.net wrote:
> So, I'd like to install log-police.py (see r18705) as a pre-commit
> hook in Subversion's own repository, and also use it to clean up all
> the old log messages. As it doesn't trigger the post-revprop-change
> hook, no one would receive mails about those cleanups. But since this
> wouldn't affect the real content of log messages, it would just ensure
> that each log message ends with exactly one newline, not seeing those
> silly little diffs is just fine by me. Thoughts, objections? (Yes,
> I'd make a backup before doing anything.)
>
> The result of this would be that, now and for all time, our 'svn log'
> output would be consistent in its vertical spacing.
I vote -0.5 on this.
I feel that this issue is so irrelevant, the benefits provided so
negligible, that the additional possibilities for problems, and
additional administrator time, however small they may be, are not justified.
Additionally, I feel that deciding that it is useful enough to warrant
installation on our own repository is logically irreconcilable with a
decision to keep the functionality out of the Subversion core code.
Max.
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Received on Fri Mar 3 23:53:45 2006