> We have a problem whereby some developers checkin files (via commandline on > Unix/CVS host) that may have been edited on Windows PCs. That is the root of the problem. Developers working on PCs should use a PC cvs client to checkout their text files in a sandbox on a PC- and they will work in CRLF format Developers working on Unix use a Unix client to checkout to a sandbox on a Unix system. CVS maps this problemless for text files.
As soon as people start using PC tools on Unix files (e.g. via samba mounts) you are in trouble. But there is no need to do so: just checkout a PC version of the file on a PC. By the way, there are _diff_ tools that can ignore linefeeds types, but the CVS client/server system will still look at them and honour them. In the end you may even end up with double linefeeds in some files. Paul Gelderblom _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
