ok I make no claims that this wont break your installation.
Make sure you have installed Subversion 1.6 first, weird side effects
are not my fault.
I have browsed, imported and checked out so far but YMMV
here is the link to my blog post
Hey guys,
We're looking at adding 1.6 asap (just like we did with 1.5) but want
to wait until we're sure it's stable enough.
- Koen
On Mar 23, 12:03 pm, Kez circle...@gmail.com wrote:
ok I make no claims that this wont break your installation.
Make sure you have installed Subversion 1.6
I get lately this error when trying to add files :
File '/a_path/myupload_lang.php' has binary mime type property
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+1 for merge/switch
This is important, folks! We are not talking about advanced features
like changelists that may not even be available if the user is stuck
with Subversion 1.4. Merge and switch are basic tools. You can't do
SCM seriously without them.
(BTW: +1 also for changelists ;)
Since this occurs when adding new files, it seems that Subversion is
assigning a binary MIME types behind your back. :-) This means that
a property of the type svn:mime-type is added as metadata to the file.
In Versions, click on the file, view info (Cmd-I) or File Show
Inspector, then
That did it.
I had added an entry following a tip to have line feeds set to LF
which also added the mime type application/x-httpd-php.
Thanks. Thomas
On Mar 23, 5:49 pm, Quinn Taylor quinntay...@mac.com wrote:
Since this occurs when adding new files, it seems that Subversion is
assigning
Fair enough. In that case, you might try native instead of LF. It
probably won't make a difference to you, but any other developers on
different platforms will probably appreciate the gesture. :-) If you
were to go back and edit something on your Windows box, the line feeds
would behave
You got a point. I do this more because I do not master the feeds
issue than by conviction.
On windows I used Scite as editor and I just added a config file at
the root of my project (folder) and line feeds and other stuff were
set (encoding). In the editor I would see these infos for every file
On Mar 23, 2009, at 2:13 PM, tomc...@googlemail.com wrote:
You got a point. I do this more because I do not master the feeds
issue than by conviction.
On windows I used Scite as editor and I just added a config file at
the root of my project (folder) and line feeds and other stuff were
set
