On Fri, 2012-04-06 at 14:13 -0700, Vaughan Johnson wrote: > >> I did a full-tree assignment to svn:eol-style being "native", and it > >> changed all the non-php files. Do they also need "native"? > > Depends what they are. Any binary files certainly shouldn't have it set > > (because you don't want character substitutions in binary data). Other > > text files probably should, although it's debatable whether it matters > > for things like the Makefile and README which are only likely to be > > altered on Linux because they are only useful there. > > There are a ton of html files. But as it apparently "ain't broken", I > won't commit those changes. Ah yes, found them. They don't matter because they aren't translatable (being static pages).
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