Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| I do hope you know what you are doing.
I am fairly confident yes.
| All but two 'problems' we had with svn during the last year and a half
| were due to people fiddling around with eol-style.
And I am not saying that we should fiddle with eol-style.
| I did not just break checkouts from time to time (especially when people
| had 'just text .doc files'...), it also increased user time significantly.
Only if you have a lot of files I would guess.
On my box a status is some 2 seconds and an update is the same (0
update). (cached)
Status 19 seconds and update 5 secs (no-chache)
And do not that this is with allmost all files already marked as
native.
| And one suddenly gets DOS line endings in .diffs or 100%-diffs just
| listing line end changes.
I see no such thing.
I do not belive this is the case if you stick to using native all the
time.
| This is a major pain and should not be used. It does not do any good.
We are using native at work in a really mixed environment with a
_huge_ repository and some 100+ developers.
| So this is a last try: Waht the **** is wrong with Unix line endings
| and a precommit hook enforcing this?
More annoying nagging from the svn server? More work on the svn
server?
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Lgb
