hi,
i have two related questions here.
1. Visual Studio generates .resx files for each project, and for each Form in
.net projects. these are basically xml files that sometimes include large blocks
of binary data encoded in Base64. i added a svn:needs-lock auto-prop on my
station for these files, because i'm not sure svn can reliably merge such blocks
of random text. anyone has any experience with merging Base64 encoded data?
2. in order to make sure everyone in the team add svn:needs-lock on .resx files,
i wrote this piece of art of batch file logic, considering the limitations of
the windows batch language. for each file in the transaction, the script checks
it's state is not Deleted (because deleted files are not interesting here), and
then check that the extension is .resx. if it is, it checks the value of it's
svn:needs-lock property. if it's not '*', it prints an error to stderr, and
turns on a flag. at the end of the iteration, if the flag is on, the batch file
is exited with error code 1.
using print outs to a log file, it looks to me like when the property is
missing, svnlook propget does not print an error to the stdout, but to stderr.
is that correct? is it possible to redirect it to stdout somehow? when i tried
to add 2>&1 inside the inner for command set (the call to svnlook), i received
an error.
here's the script, in case it's of use to anyone:
set REPOS=%1
set TXN=%2
rem check that .resx files have svn:needs-lock property set
set error=0
rem %%A gets status, %%B gets file path for each line svnlook prints
for /f "usebackq tokens=1,2" %%A in (`"C:\Program Files
(x86)\Subversion\bin\svnlook" -t %TXN% changed %REPOS%`) do (
if not %%A==D (
rem %%~xB extracts the extension from the path
if %%~xB == .resx (
for /f "usebackq" %%C in (`"C:\Program Files (x86)\Subversion\bin\svnlook"
-t %TXN% propget %REPOS% svn:needs-lock %%B`) do (
rem set PC_C=%%C
if not %%C == * (
rem echo to stderr
echo %%B should have a svn:needs-lock=* property >&2
set error=1
)
)
)
)
)
if not %error% == 0 exit /b 1
please CC me in your reply, thanks.
Tsahi
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