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The "InheritedProperties" page has been changed by pburba: http://wiki.apache.org/subversion/InheritedProperties?action=diff&rev1=9&rev2=10 Comment: Remove "svn:i:" examples and replace with "svn:inheritable:" [danielsh] Using the 'svn:inheritable:' namespace precludes a property from being both inheritable and ${some_future_semantics}, since a property name cannot be simultaneously in the 'svn:inheritable:' namespace and in the 'svn:{some_future_semantics}:' namespace. }}} == Inheritance Rules == - Inheritance will be very similar to the current svn:mergeinfo inheritance model. For a given inheritable property 'svn:i:X': + Inheritance will be very similar to the current svn:mergeinfo inheritance model. For a given inheritable property 'svn:inheritable:X': - 1. A path '''''with''''' svn:i:X' explicitly set on it never inherits that property (i.e. a path can only inherit a property it doesn't have set on itself).''''' ''''' + 1. A path '''''with''''' svn:inheritable:X' explicitly set on it never inherits that property (i.e. a path can only inherit a property it doesn't have set on itself).''''' ''''' - 1. A repository path@REV '''''without''''' the 'svn:i:X' property explicitly set on it (we'll refer to this as the 'child' path from here on) may inherit the property from the path's nearest path-wise ancestor@REV with the 'svn:i:X' property explicitly set on it (we'll refer to this as the 'parent' path). + 1. A repository path@REV '''''without''''' the 'svn:inheritable:X' property explicitly set on it (we'll refer to this as the 'child' path from here on) may inherit the property from the path's nearest path-wise ancestor@REV with the 'svn:inheritable:X' property explicitly set on it (we'll refer to this as the 'parent' path). - 1. A '''''working copy''''' child path '''''without''''' the 'svn:i:X' property explicitly set on it may inherit the property from the path's nearest path-wise ancestor in the working copy. + 1. A '''''working copy''''' child path '''''without''''' the 'svn:inheritable:X' property explicitly set on it may inherit the property from the path's nearest path-wise ancestor in the working copy. * For working copies with no switched subtrees, this inheritance can occur from any parent path up to the root of the working copy. * If the path is located within a switched subtree then the inheritance can occur up to the root of the switched subtree. * Unlike svn:mergeinfo and like tsvn:auto-props, inheritance across mixed-revision boundaries in the working copy is allowed. - * If a working copy child path doesn't find a parent with 'svn:i:X' that it can inherit from before it reaches the working copy (or switched subtree) root, then it may inherit the property from the inherited properties cache (see below). + * If a working copy child path doesn't find a parent with 'svn:inheritable:X' that it can inherit from before it reaches the working copy (or switched subtree) root, then it may inherit the property from the inherited properties cache (see below). {{{#!wiki note [JAF] What is the unifying principle behind the set of rules? For example, a principle could be:<<BR>> "Inheritance within a WC is based on inheritance within a single revision of the tree structure. Thus, a WC base node inherits from its repository parent in its repository revision, no matter whether that is present in the WC. The working version of the WC tree is treated as a single revision: an as yet unnumbered prototype for a revision that might be committed into the repository (or might not)[1]. Thus, a WC working node[2] inherits from the parent node that it would have in the repository if the current WC were committed in full."<<BR>>
