Right, there is no magic. Subversion performs line-ending translation
on the client side for files on which you've set the svn:eol-style
property (either manually or via auto-props), and doesn't for those
files where you haven't.
On May 30, 2008, at 09:19, John Wright wrote:
> Sorry about that, it turns out there's no 'magic' and no LFs. D'oh!
>
>
> John Wright wrote:
>
>> From what I've read, SVN doesn't automatically do line-ending
>> conversion - you have to set a property on each file you check in
>> (or use auto-props).
>>
>> Our dev machines are Windows, and when checking out files on a
>> Ubuntu box the line endings are all CRLF. This was a big surprise,
>> because on our Red Hat box the line endings seem to be magically
>> converted to LF! The ~/.subversion/config file on the Red Hat box
>> is all commented out and /etc/subversion/config doesn't exist, so
>> what's doing this? How can we get this magical behaviour working
>> on our Ubuntu box? :)
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