On Mon, Jun 20, 2011 at 22:27, Dennis E. Hamilton <[email protected]> wrote: >... > I FOUND IT IN MY OIC SVN WORKING FOLDER on my home server. SVN appears to > recognizes a mime.types file in a repository folder, and autoprops are > additive to that. (Or the web server is doing it. I don't care.)
The web server is doing it. Subversion uses the svn:mime-type property as the primary source. The web server *may* provide a default, if properly configured. It is best to simply set the svn:mime-type on the file, to whatever it should be. That is true and correct information about the file. No need to assume that an external system will apply one for you. You also have some information loss (no property on the file). Just set it manually rather than worrying about autoprops. Not very hard to do, and it can be done later if the property is missing at "add" time. Cheers, -g
