On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 2:26 PM, Crespo, Richard P <RCrespo_at_kforce.com> wrote:
> I have done some test imports into Subversion and found that the following
> file has a problem importing into Subversion that kills the entire import:
>
> Error:
> 'C:\TEMP\.....\Application\jscalendar\lang\calendar-hr.js'
> Error: has inconsistent newlines
> Error: Inconsistent line ending style
>
> The file in question is a Croatian language file with some special
> characters which may explain why I get the following when I add it
> individually (I know it says editjs.js as the file name,
What encoding do you use? Eg You can not have native end of lines in
Windows for a file stored with two bytes per character (but UTF-8
works).
> I get the same
> message for the calendar file).
>
> Error: File
>
> Error: 'C:\SVN\.....\Application\jscalendar\lang\calendar-hr.js'
> Error: has binary mime type property
This is a different error. Perhaps this file begins with many Croation
characters (making the svn heuristics think of it as binary)?
> But, I do not see the issue in the fact that it sees it as a binary. Binary
> flies CAN be in SVN. Does anyone have any reason why I am getting the
> initial error?
>
> BTW – When I do the commit, the file is added fine.
What did you do, if not commit? Add?
In that case you might just have lost the properties. A little strange though.
HTH
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Received on 2008-12-15 21:43:31 CET