Den tors 9 dec. 2021 kl 11:18 skrev Sebastian Weilhammer <
sebastian.weilham...@madheadgames.com>:
> Is that not what I'm doing by setting svn:auto-props to *= on the child
> node?
>
I have tried the following, I think this is matches what you are trying to
do. This is done using Subversion 1.14.1:
[[[
D:\Dev\test_trunk>mkdir X
D:\Dev\test_trunk>svn add X
A X
D:\Dev\test_trunk>svn propset svn:auto-props "*=svn:needs-lock=*" X
property 'svn:auto-props' set on 'X'
D:\Dev\test_trunk>echo "xx" >X\xx
D:\Dev\test_trunk>svn add X\xx
A X\xx
D:\Dev\test_trunk>mkdir X\Y
D:\Dev\test_trunk>svn add X\Y
A X\Y
D:\Dev\test_trunk>echo "xy" >X\Y\xy
D:\Dev\test_trunk>svn add X\Y\xy
A X\Y\xy
D:\Dev\test_trunk>svn proplist -vR X
Properties on 'X':
svn:auto-props
*=svn:needs-lock=*
Properties on 'X\Y\xy':
svn:needs-lock
*
Properties on 'X\xx':
svn:needs-lock
*
]]]
So far nothing remarkable: the file X\xx got svn:needs-lock=* as expected.
X\Y\xy also got it, which shows that the svn:auto-props is recursive (as
indicated by Justin).
[[[
D:\Dev\test_trunk>svn propset svn:auto-props "*=svn:needs-lock=" X\Y
property 'svn:auto-props' set on 'X\Y'
D:\Dev\test_trunk>echo "xy2" >X\Y\xy2
D:\Dev\test_trunk>svn add X\Y\xy2
A X\Y\xy2
D:\Dev\test_trunk>svn proplist -vR X
Properties on 'X':
svn:auto-props
*=svn:needs-lock=*
Properties on 'X\Y':
svn:auto-props
*=svn:needs-lock=
Properties on 'X\Y\xy':
svn:needs-lock
*
Properties on 'X\Y\xy2':
svn:needs-lock
*
Properties on 'X\xx':
svn:needs-lock
*
D:\Dev\test_trunk>
]]]
Now, I think what you are asking is why X\Y\xy2 gets svn:needs-lock and if
there is a way to avoid it? I think this is an interesting question and it
doesn't seem to be handled very well in my opinion. I *feel* that the
*=svn:needs-lock= should be handled as "don't set svn:needs-lock at all"
but as you say, svn:needs-lock doesn't require a specific value to apply,
which is probably why it is set on X\Y\xy2.
This might be a "by design" think, or it might be something that we can
consider to change.
I hope to find the time to look a little more closely during the holidays.
Kind regards,
Daniel
>
