On Jan 5, 2008 10:59 PM, David Blevins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I don't think it's it.  The user complained that his *maven* build
> failed and that he had non-UTF8 characters in the part where svn
> substitutes the keywords.  The xml files clearly state
> encoding="UTF-8" and his svn client is adding non-UTF8 characters when
> it edits the file while adding the keywords making it unparsable, I'd
> guess, by any valid xml parser who listens to the 'encoding' attribute.

Yes, you're right. I remember it was with bg_BG locale when an xml
file with UTF-8 contained some unparsable letters. How could it be
that svn changes the keywords that other projects don't sufer from it
too?

Jacek

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