I concur. I once fought Cygwin DOS incompatibility problems for several
months. My boss gave me a wild suggestion to go against intuition and
select the DOS mode during the Cygwin setup. This solved most (all is
to strong a word to ever use) of these problems. This can also be used
on an existing Cygwin install - select DOS mode and then exit. All the
mode setting does is change a registry setting.
-----Original Message-----
From: Nathan Kidd [mailto:nathan.kidd@hummingbird.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 7:18 AM
Cc: users@tortoisesvn.tigris.org
Subject: Re: Cygwin repositories
Nathan Kidd wrote:
> 3. make sure your cygwin environment is using *unix* line endings.
> Otherwise the cygwin svn client cannot control output line endings
> because cygwin always overrides. (I.e. svn export --eol-type=LF will
> still give you CRLF if cygwin is set to DOS line endings)
Hmmm, on second thought this may not be what you want in your situation.
Just be aware of what cygwin's eol mode is if you have any
eol-related problems. You can change the eol setting by running
cygwin's setup.exe again.
-Nathan
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