C. Michael Pilato wrote:
>Toby Johnson <toby@etjohnson.us> writes:
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>>My inference from the docs is that this would be OK as long as
>>Subversion gets the initial guess right as to whether the file is text
>>or binary, so even if (for example) a .jpg file gets
>>svn:eol-style=native, it won't matter since SVN knows it's really
>>binary. Is this correct?
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>I believe that this is correct. Why don't you give it a shot and see
>what happens? :-)
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I wanted to ask anyway because even if it seemed to work it could always
come back and bite me a month from now!
However, I found that a warning is generated when you add a binary file
after the auto-props are set. (Although the warning isn't very
informative: "svn: File 'desktop.jpg' has binary mime type property",
but it doesn't mention that this warning happened when trying to set the
auto-prop).
The attempt to set svn:eol-style fails, but the Add succeeds. However,
if I was trying to add multiple binary files, only the first binary file
gets added, and I need to try the Add again to get the others. That
could get rather tedious!
So it seems there's no good way to set svn:eol-style for all files. Bummer.
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Received on Wed Jul 28 20:50:53 2004