On Oct 12, 2004, at 8:45 AM, Toby Johnson wrote:
> Diederik van Arkel wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have an existing repository where several files were added with
>> svn:eol-style native but using the wrong eol-style for the platform
>> from which they were added.
>
> The platform from which you added them doesn't matter. If you have set
> svn:eol-style, then the proper eol-style should be applied each time
> you check them out.
>
Yes, the working copy indeed has the correct eol-style.
>> When I now check these out and modify
>> anything I get diff claiming the whole file has changed because
>> the repo contains dos eolns and the wc has unix eolns.
>
> When you refer to "diff" are you talking about "svn diff" or some
> other diff tool? The svn client should take the eol style into
> account, but other diff tools might not.
I'm referring to svn diff. When I check the copy in .svn/text-base then
that copy has the
wrong eol-style. (In my case dos). What originally happened is I
comitted some files with
dos eol-style from a unix machine whith svn:eol-style native using (I
believe) svn 0.37
Thanks in advance,
Diederik
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