Might as well run it on all trees if you are going to go to the effort.
Also, Dan do you
mind if we check the script into a tools dir somewhere in our svn? I am
sure this is some
that will come up again.
Carl.
Steve Vinoski wrote:
On Nov 9, 2006, at 10:57 AM, Daniel Kulp wrote:
I noticed that a lot of files in qpid don't have any svn properties
set on
them so they end up with mixed cr/lf issues, wrong mime types when
browsing, etc.... That's probably not a good thing.
Dan, good catch. I was about to send a similar note, as last night I
found a bunch of source files containing Windows line endings.
I've attached a little bash shell script that I use to fix up issues
like
that in a bunch of SVN repositories. It runs on Linux (maybe on Mac as
well, GNU xargs required) and will reset all the properties for the
types
I've been exposed to. Someone should propable run it on trunk to get
things into a good consistent state and then start from there.
Unless someone objects, I'll run this script today in the Java tree
and commit it. I'd rather leave the C++ tree to Alan or Gordon and the
Ruby and Python trees to Rafi, unless you guys want me to take care of
those trees too, just let me know.
QPID should also define a definite set of auto props that developers
should be using. A good starting point may be the CXF ones at:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/cxf/trunk/etc/svn-auto-props
they should cover MOST of the stuff encountered. Not sure about the
ruby/python stuff.
I've been using the CXF auto props and they work well. I'll commit a
copy of them into the Qpid tree today.
Thanks Dan!
--steve
--J. Daniel Kulp
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