Pardon me if this is a naiive suggestion:
I'd like to suggest that the subversion property svn:eol-style of either
'native' or 'LF' be applied to all the files in this project.
I can see that wsgi_middleware.py has svn:eol-style of 'native'.
The purpose for doing this is to reduce the possibility of changes being
made due to silly line-ending problems.
What inspired this is a bunch of diff results from the version we're using
to the head revision that were invisible/whitespace changes.
This obviously can't be done by a patch :-)
$ find . -name '*.py' | xargs svn propset svn:eol-style 'native'
and then commit.
So, either this is on purpose that no files have an eol-style, or
wsgi_middleware has it by accident. I think it might be good to declare a
standard and go with it.
Or, I could be wrong, please feel free to opine.
-- Kevin
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