Antonio Gallardo wrote: > David Crossley dijo: > > Perhaps the Ant project has a corrupted CVS like our was. > > They might have dos line-endings in their ant.bat etc. > > I thought .bat files must have line ending as DOS: 0x0D 0x0A > And Linux files must have just 0x0A > > Is this correct?
No, not correct. On a UNIX system all files must have UNIX line-endings. The machine cvs.apache.org is UNIX. When someone on a windows machine does a cvs checkout, then their cvs client would fix all line endings for them. When someone downloads a distribution, e.g. cocoon-2.1.3.zip, then they should find that all line-endings have been already converted for them by the build script that made the distribution. If they instead wrongly downloaded the cocoon-2.1.3.tar.gz then they would have UNIX line-endings. If the build file does not handle the crlf thing, then the release manager would need to build the .zip on Windows and the .tar.gz on UNIX. --David > The files in the ant distribution follow this. I think the files we had > before does not follow this. > > But if our standard said all files need to be UNIX line ending style and > we need UNIX line ending syle in DOS .bat files I will change them to UNIX > line ending. > > Please answer, because I am confused about the original Vadim request. >
