On Fri, 9 Apr 2010, thron7 wrote:
>> For that it will help to at least have consistent EOL style in all files
>> (and I guess any current existing differences, if any, should be
>> considered
>> a bug).
>
> This is taken care of as we run through all relevant framework files
> before packaging up the SDK.
Good.
>> It might (!) be useful to provide two different SDKs, one with Unix and
>> one with Windows kind of eol style.
>
> We had this before (I think until early 0.8.x releases), but many people
> (me included!) were happy that we got rid of platform-specific packages.
> I think it's simply not worth it.
It shouldn't be difficult to generate them automatically during packaging,
but perhaps there is really no need for it.
>> And for this it would certainly be useful to have SVN handle the variants
>> by using the 'native' eol handling as Derrell already pointed out (and
>> again I think any deviations from the SVN native propery should also be
>> considered bugs and fixed).
>
> Again, I think it's not worth it. eol-style:native is a nice feature, but
> maintaining it throughout the framework seems to be a drag. And what for?
> Most people I know working with SVN don't even notice the eol style of the
> files. Why should "deviations from the SVN native property" be considered
> a bug? As a matter of principle? I don't see a good reason why this
> should be an issue.
Because it's just nice ... and it is not a drag if SVN is configured
properly:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Subversion/auto-props
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/ch07.html
Cheers,
Fritz
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