Re: Eol-style Native keeps getting lost

Dias, Michael wrote:
> Basically the Eol-style of certain files sometimes gets reset and this
> is hard to track down as it leads to unexpected results.
>
> Example
>
> I create a .sql file in Windows and add and commit. On updating the
> mapped folders in unix I sometimes get end of line characters that I do
> not want and am unsure what causes this.
>
> I have tried replicating this but have had no luck. I have a hunch that
> an external editor is resetting this (if possible), but have tried all
> my editors and the commit screen still shows the property as being normal.
>
> My config file has the following lines:
>
> enable-auto-props = yes
> [auto-props]
> *.sql = svn:eol-style=native

Three things to be aware of:
1. auto-props only apply to files added by the client which has that
auto-prop set.
2. Changing the auto-prop will have no effect on files already added.
3. auto-props, like everything else in SVN, are case sensitive. *.sql
will not work on MyFile.SQL.

Simon

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