On 12/16/06, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: Not the most efficient, but it works.
when you changed the svn:line-ending props for the scripts, i realized
that "fixing" the files we put in the zip works as long as the release is
built by someone on a unix env ... if someone prepares a release on a
windows box, then the source in the tgz will need fixed.
but as long as we build our first release on a unix machine we should be
fine ... we can bullet proof the release mechanism later :)
Yeah, I wanted to mess with the fewest things possible to get this out.
BTW, I do build on a windows box, but with cygwin, using the cygwin
version of svn which grabs eol "native" as LF only. vim/gvim also
detect the line endings of text files you are editing and keeps them
the same for lines you change.
-Yonik
