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Re: Auto-prop not working?

From: Michael L Brown <michael.l.brown_at_philips.com>
Date: 2005-04-15 18:45:48 CEST

I'm reimporting the files, since there was a different major mistake the
the files being imported that I had to correct.

Another posting said to separate the keywords with comma-space. Does
either work? I've looked in the book and didn't see anything that shows
multiple entries per line.

There is a lot to learn about Subversion.

BTW, we are on Solaris 8, so I'll grab your script for future reference.

Thanks.

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Michael W Thelen <mike@pietdepsi.com>
04/15/2005 11:36 AM
 
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        Subject: Re: Auto-prop not working?
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Michael L Brown wrote:
> The /etc/subversion/config file contains the following:
>
> [miscellany]
> enable-auto-props = yes
>
> [auto-props]
> * = svn:keywords=Id
> * = svn:keywords=LastChangedDate
> * = svn:keywords=Date
> * = svn:keywords=LastChangedRevision
> * = svn:keywords=Rev
> * = svn:keywords=LastChangedBy
> * = svn:keywords=Author
> * = svn:keywords=HeadURL
> * = svn:keywords=URL

If you run "svn proplist -v" on any file you've imported, you'll find
that the svn:keywords property contains only "URL". Each of the lines
above is taken separately, and the last one overrides the others. To
get what you want, do something like this instead:

* = svn:keywords=Id LastChangedDate Date LastChangedRevision

... etc, with everything on a single line separated by spaces. No
quotes are necessary.

Of course, now that everything is already imported into the repository,
those properties will have to be set manually... auto-props only applies
to files as they are newly added. If you're on Linux, I have written a
Perl script that should be able to do that (I just haven't tested in on
Windows). Hope this helps.

http://svn.pietdepsi.com/repos/projects/svn-tools/set-props.pl

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