Am 11.07.2013 10:32, schrieb Simon Large:
> On 11 July 2013 09:19, Lorenzo <l.fraccaro_at_autecsafety.com> wrote:
>>
>> All committed files have one or more svn:keywords active at the
>> project level, therefore also executable files. Comparing
>> executable file with latest revision, all '$' characters have been
>> replaced by the sequence "$: ". This disrupted the executable
>> file. I remembered that svn:keywords substitution should not affect
>> binary files, and I can confirm that the executable file is seen by
>> Tortoise as such.
>>
>> Is this a bug of Tortoise 1.8 or am I missing something ?
>
> Why do you set svn:keywords on an executable file if you don't want
> keyword substitution? Why do you even version an executable file?
It might be interesting to know what keywords have been set.
I'd be surprised if this turns out to be a bug in the library, but
replacing '$' with '$: ' sure doesn't look right, does it? Maybe some
custom keyword declaration going haywire?
Even if (for some strange reason) an executable had e.g. the Id keyword,
the replacement should work fine. It might corrupt the file format
(hence the warning), but the replacement should work.
Felix
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