On 2008.10.27. 21:03, Jens-Heiner Rechtien wrote:
Stephan Bergmann wrote:
svn propget svn:mime-type --depth files
svn://svn.services.openoffice.org/ooo/trunk/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
shows that all of
STLport-4.0.patch
STLport-4.5-0119.patch
STLport-4.5.patch
dos_lineends.patch
win32_custom.sh
win32_sdk.sh
are classified as application/octet-stream (and so, e.g., svn diff on
them will not report anything useful). All of them consistently use LF
line ends, except for dos_lineends.path, which consistently uses CRLF
line ends. Why are all those files, erroneously in my opinion,
classified as application/octet-stream?
Either these files were flagged as binary files in CVS or the Subversion
import file type detection heuristic didn't work, so SVN choosed the
save way (import the file as binary). The mime type can be changed, text
would be best for the patches and in addition the svn:eolstyle should be
set to CRLF.
just rambling here... wouldn't 'svn:eol-type native' make the most sense ?
Heiner
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Rich
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