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Daniel Shahaf commented on SVN-4889:
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If we don't have a per-wc knob, {{svn upgrade --compatible-version=1.15}} 
becomes a command that deletes pristines.  This can be a problem if the 
repository is inaccessible or no longer exists (cf. [upgrade_tests #16 
replaced_files()|https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SVN-4891?focusedCommentId=17502948#comment-17502948]).

So, having this knob would make {{svn upgrade}} safer.

> Pristines-on-demand: per-WC config
> ----------------------------------
>
>                 Key: SVN-4889
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SVN-4889
>             Project: Subversion
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>            Reporter: Julian Foad
>            Priority: Major
>
> [dev@ 
> thread|https://lists.apache.org/thread/qw2cngzc22kvzw8ro77jfqpoz9nhm3fx] 
> "[PATCH] Sketch of per-user/per-wc config for pristines-mode"
> The #SVN-525 feature (aka WCs without pristines, pristines-on-demand, 
> bare-WCs) needs a per-WC configuration capability.
> The thread linked above sketches one way of going about such a configuration. 
> Other ways are possible too.
> This is not strictly needed for the first release or "minimum viable product" 
> (MVP) of the #525 feature, as the feature can be activated by upgrading the 
> selected WCs to 1.15 format and will default to remaining disabled for other 
> WCs.
> It MIGHT be good to add the low level flagging mechanism now, because that 
> might help any future new WC capability to co-exist in a 1.15 format WC. 
> Otherwise any such new capability would have to assume that 
> pristines-on-demand is always enabled in a 1.15 format WC, and so have to 
> bump to another new format to make it optional. It is not clear which would 
> be more effort.
>  



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