Re: Setting eol-style properly based on OS

aquasang_at_gmail.com wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We'd converted one of our cvs repositories to svn using svn:eol-style to native.
>
> However many a times developers have their nightly builds running on Unix but develop on Windows in Eclipse.
>
> So if I check out a copy in Unix and open it in Eclipse and run an svn diff, every line appears in it because of difference in the line delimiter. IS there some setting so I can work with the same copy in Windows and Unix.

Using clients from two different OSes on the same w/c is not recommended.

But what I don't get - why do you need to do this?

If your nightly build scripts checkout a working copy and do the build,
then what's so interesting about looking at that working copy the next
morning - it won't have any modifications. You could delete it before
dawn and not loose anything. (provided you don't delete your build,
results etc)

Or are you saying that the nightly build runs from the developer's
working copy? In which case, how does the Unix svn client come into
play at all?

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Received on 2009-01-27 20:56:38 CET