Jacek,
I looked at the svn properties on the pom.xml file for directory and
hot-deploy (others probably have the same issue) and the eol-style
property for *.xml files isn't set to native.
This indicates that your svn client isn't set up properly. See the
"Subversion Client Config" topic at:
http://wiki.apache.org/geronimo/GettingSourceCode#head-4cfe1f3516da2bace5dcb5ed105eaed7c7478afb
and compare your settings with those listed on the wiki page.
If the eol-style isn't set to native for text based files it will cause
problems for developers working on different platforms.
John
anita kulshreshtha wrote:
I have looked at *-builder, deploy-*, axis-*, and
derby modules. Here are the pom.xmls that have LF
endings.
directory
hot-deploy
interceptor
tomcat
activemq-embedded-rar
Thnaks
Anita
--- Jacek Laskowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
2006/3/9, anita kulshreshtha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
John,
I have a similar problem. Some files that I
checked
out from SVN have LF endings on my windows box.
When I
create a patch all the LF lines are shown as '-'
and
the same line are added with CRLFs. The patch
becomes
very hard to read. How can I fix this?
It might be that it's something with my
configuration, I guess. I
can't understand why Eclipse formatting changes some
of XML files with
the different line endings that the file currently
has. So, when I
commit such modified sources, svn complains it can't
do that due to
the mixture of line endings in a file. The simple
'%s,^M,,g' does the
job very well.
Could you list the files you have line ending issues
with?
Is there a command in Maven to fix these line
endings problems or
ensure that it doesn't pop up again?
Anita
Jacek
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