Ari Jolma wrote:
Mateusz Loskot kirjoitti:
Ari Jolma wrote:
I'm annoyed because I can't configure subversion properly for my local copy of GDAL repository.

I want to keep all files locally LF also in Windows. I've set


In other words, if svn:eol-style was not set to LF for all .c, .cpp
and .h files while they were being imported to the SVN, then the eol-style is by default set to native.

svn propset -R svn:eol-style LF *.h


Thanks Mateusz,

In the menu Tortoise adds into file managers in Windows, there is a properties command, which opens a window of Property => Value data (of the file I presume). The svn:eol-style seems to be native always. I changed this to LF and the effect is just what I want. The file comes back LF even if I delete it, i.e., the property is set also in the server.

Ari,

OK, good for me I understood the problem.

I assume I shouldn't set the property to LF for files which I don't "own" (everything else than the Perl bindings)?

I don't know as I'm not maintaining the policy.
If in doubts, I believe it is a good idea to discuss it with others.


Although I think the policy was to have the files in the repository
to  be LF?

AFAIK, SVN internally stores files with LF, but it doesn't influence
what users see in their local copies.

Greetings
--
Mateusz Loskot, http://mateusz.loskot.net
Charter Member of OSGeo, http://osgeo.org
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